Russian Icon Tryptich, XVIIc.

Item: Our Lady , part of deesis tryptich Date: 19th century Material: Russian metal icon Size (cm): 6,8x7,4 No Reserve: This lot starts at $1 and has no reserve as a courtesy so that collectors can de

Two liturgical items. Russia. Early 20th century. Gilt copper. To include: a tryptich icon of Christ "Image not made by human hands" and a last nights Viaticum. Largest 4.25in length.

Russian Tryptich depicting St. Nicholas of Mozhaisk. In Russia St. Nicholas the wonder worker is often shown as Holy Hierarch Nicholas of Mozhaisk. These icons show a full-length Nicholas with a sword

Russian pendant made as a miniature silver triptych. The shutters are fastened with a relief Orthodox cross. Inside there are three icons painted in oil: in the center is the image of the Mother of Go

Item: Group of Saints Bronze Enamel Russian Icon Origin: Russia Date: 1850s Size: 2 x 2.25 inches Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your m

Russian icon of the Novgorod School, 19th century. "Holy Martyrs Boris and Gleb". Tempera on panel. It has an silver-covered frame in relief, with lapis lazuli, turquoise and agate. Measurements: 72 x

Russian icon, probably from Novgorod, 19th century. "Last Judgement". Tempera on panel. In a good state of conservation, although it presents dirt, lack of paint and craquelure. Measurements: 107 x 70

Russian icon of the Moscow school, 19th century. "Siege of Kazan. Blessed be the host of the King of Heaven." Tempera on board. Precise cleaning. Measurements: 90 x 89 cm; 93 x 92 cm (frame). Without

A FINE RUSSIAN ICON OF CHRIST FEODOR RUCKERT C. 1900. Here is depicted a finely painted image of Christ as the Lord Almighty (Gospod Vsederzhitel) with his right hand Christ delivers a blessing and hi

19th century Russian icon, having elaborate enamel border and crest, solid silver with gold plate riza, hand painted on wood panel, 13 1/2" h x 11" w. Provenance: from a Palm Beach, Florida estate.

Hand pained wooden icon of Saint Alexi, gifted by Russian monarchs to Alexi, the son of Nicholas II. Features hand embroidered cloth as the garments of the saint. Embellished with beaded mother of pea

[Large]. Russian icon "Paternity (New Testament Trinity)". - Russia, XVIII-19th cent. - 120x80 cm. Mixed media on wood.

Russian Icon of The Ascension, early 20th c., Moscow, in an engraved gilt silver frame mounted with oval and round aquamarines atop twisted wires, with an enamel and chain hanger and pendant semi-prec

In center, wearing a draping robe and scroll in hand over a gilt painted ground. Scripting pattern in various colors painted around border. H: 10 1/2 in L: 8 3/4 in.

Circular painted porcelain icon of Bishop Paul mounted in silver by Carl Faberge with Greek key circular border design surmounted with the Greek letters 'Alpha' and 'Omega', signed fully and bearing t

10 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches

A VERY FINE RUSSIAN ICON OF THE KAZAN MOTHER OF GOD, 17TH CENTURY. Finely painted in the traditional old style, the borders with various saints including Boris and Gleb, as well as Tikhon, and another

An19th-century Russian icon with elaborate enameled riza. "St. Nicolas The Miracle Worker". Size: 12 1/4 x 10 3/4 inches. The Lucy Maxym Collection of Russian Lacquer andArt.

Moscow "AP/1894", listed 1`889-1894, 84 assay mark, oil on panel Christ with open book, enameled silver halo, book and surround, 8 3/4 x 10 3/4" high.

Early 20th century. Depicting Christ Pantocrater, oil on panel, unidentified marks on riza, 8 3/4 x 7 in.

[Large]. Russian icon "Saint Nicholas". - Russia, 19th cent. - 70x53,5 cm. Tempera on wood, levkas.

A Russian icon depicting the blessing Christ Pantokrator resting his left hand on a ball symbolizing the world, partly mounted with silver and silver-gilt ritza and halo. Cyrillic maker's mark AC, ass

19th century Russian icon. "Saint George slaying the dragon". Tempera on panel. Needs cleaning. It presents losses of the pictorial layer, especially in the outer frame. Measurements: 35,5 x 31 cm. Th

Russian Icon of the Virgin of Kazan, late 17th c., Kostroma School, with a gilt silver and enamel oklad, 1908-1917, Moscow, from the first Moscow Artel, on a curved wooden panel, H.- 12 1/4 in., W.- 1