Russia Nicholas I Bronze Medallion

1844 Medal. Diakov 577.1 2" Diameter. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

1771 4" Diameter. See Image for details. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators Office from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

Romanov Tercentenary. 1913 3" diameter. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators Office from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

1826 Bronze Medallion 2" Diameter. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

Russia, Nicholas I, medal 1839, Reunification of uniates with orthodox church Engraved by P. Utkin. Bronze 119 g. Diameter 62 mm. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New YorkCounty Public Administ

2" diameter. 18th century. See images for details. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrator from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

1809-1909 2 1/2" diameter Bronze Medallion. This lot is being offered on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators office from the Estate of Rene Fuss.

Russia, Nicholas II, medal on the Construction of St. Vladimir's Cathedral in Kiev from 1895, Novodiel By V. Nikonov i M. Skudnov. Bronze 156,53 g Diakov 1170.1 Diameter 2 3/4"This lot is being offere

Bronze Medallion In Honor Of Russian Emperor Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra's visit to France in October of 1896, by Jules Clement Chaplain (1839-1909, French) signed lower left, Dia.- 2 3/4 in.

"Emancipation of the Serfs". 1861 by Nicholas Kosin. Alexander in Ancient Russian Garb mediating between a Serf and a Landowner. Radiating Cross on reverse. 3" diameter.

Bare head r. under All-seeing Eye. Rev Orthodox cross on crescent in glory of rays, vital dates below. Bronze, 68.6mm. Liberation of the Serfs Medal, 1861. Medieval Tsar with serf, nobleman. Rev. Cros

**Originally Listed At $150** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A beautiful round cast bronze medallion icon, with excellent detail on one face and a smooth back. A loop for suspension proj

Includes 400th Anniversary of the Reformation K-322, Grand Duke Nicholas K-168 & Italy Withdrawal K-158. See images for details. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administ

Includes 1920. 5 day Chancellor, 1918 Peace Treaty with Russia and one other. See images for details. This lot is being sold on behalf of the New York County Public Administrators Office from theEstat

Bronze bust sculpture depicting Nicholas I, Emperor of Russia from 1825 - 1855. Mounted on bronze socle base. Measures approx. 9 3/8" height (24cm). Total weight approx. 1458 grams.

Russia, "Cessation of Land Border Disputes". Russia, Elisabeth I of Russia (1741-1762), Cessation of Land Border Disputes Medallion in Bronze (65mm, 102.57g), struck by T Ivanov (?) 1754. Obverse: Cro

An important bronze sculpture by Piotr Karlovich Klodt von Jurgensburg. Piotr was the favorite sculptor of Nicholas I of Russia. The base of the horse is signed and noted in cyrillic. Additional photo

Alexander II head, winners’ names at reverse edge. 54.4mm. Don-Kuban Regional Award Medal for Labor, n.d. Nicholas II head, imperial eagle. Bronze, 51.4mm. Provenance: From an important Greenwic

Breast Badge, 56x45 mm, silvered Bronze, superimposed part silvered, original Bronze screw, nut and plate. I- Country: RUSSIA

RUSSIA, Breast Badge, 56x45 mm, silvered Bronze, superimposed part silvered, original Bronze screw, nut and plate. I-

RUSSIA, Breast Badge, 57x45 mm, silver, hallmark and maker’s mark, superimposed part bronze, original screw, nut is missing. II

Includes Bronze Alexander II. To commemorate the opening of monument to Nicholas I in St. Petersburg. Obverse: Helmeted and armored bust of Nicholas I left, signed below. Reverse: View of monument to

Russia: Nicholas II Coronation Rouble 1896-AT, Bitkin 322, MS63 NGC.

(American, 1865-1952) Profile Portrait of Helen De Melo MacMonnies, 1918, signed dated with encircled monogram "JF/ MCMXVIII" and inscribed with sitter's name, foundry mark on edge "Roman Bronze Works