Russian Nude Lacquer Box

With hand painted decoration depicting Ivan Tsarevich . Signed and dated for 1910. Dimensions: 3 1/2" x 5 1/2" x 3". Provenance: From a Morristown, NJ estate.

Large round box exquisitely decorated with folk dancers in a village square. Marked on underside of lid. 3 3/4" x 8 1/4".

Vlezko Palekh Russian Lacquer box. Rectangular box with removable lid. The lid and 4 sides depicting a fairy tale. Marked 2915 Palekh, signed, dated 1984. Made in USSR. (Approx. 4" tall, 5" x 4").

Alexey Puchkov Russian Fedoskino lacquer box. Titled ‘Suzdal View of the Pokrovsky Monastery’. This impressive view of Pokrovsky Monastery was painted by Alexey Puchkov one of the best modern Fedo

Russian lacquer box Palekh 1926 artist Alexei Vatagin (1881 - 1947). 5 1/4" x 3 1/2" x 2". Inscribed and dated in Cyrillic. Alexei Vatagin was one of the first and most famous Palekh artists.

Oversized Otryaskin Alexey Fedoskino Russian lacquer box. Decorated on all sides with scenes from a Russian peasant festival. A giant couple on the lid of the box holds a string of bubliks between the

Khokhlova Palekh Russian lacquer box. Hand painted removable lid and 4 sides depicting fairy tale. Lid marked N. 2058 Palekh 1985 and signed. Made in USSR. (Approx. 4 1/4" tall, 4 7/8" x 3 7/8"). From

Palekh Russian lacquer box. Depicts men playing cards at a table with red and green demons behind them. Decorated with a playing card border. Signed and dated 2007. (Approx. 3/4" x 1 " x 3 "). From th

Korovkin Palekh Russian lacquer box, Firebird. Rectangular box with hinge lid. Marked N1553. Signed, dated 1993. Made in Russia. (1 1/2" tall, 4 7/8" x 3").

A Russian Lacquer Box after Gerasimov's "View of the Old Building of the Kremlin Armoury Chamber" Lukutin Factory, Fedoskino, ca. 1843-1863 W: 7, D: 6 in. (lid, approx.)

Russian lacquer box. Paper label states St. Petersburg, A. Mikhalev. Oval box with mother-of-pearl decoration on the hinged lid, red lacquer interior. (Approx. 1 1/4" tall, 5 1/4" x 4 1/4"). From the

Large Fedoskino Russian lacquer box lid depicting a market scene in the winter with a gold floral border, signed. (Approx. 4" x 10" x 7"). From the Collection of Eric Sinizer.

Oversized Palekh Russian lacquer box with intricate painting on all four sides and lid. Signed and dated 1989. (Approx. 6 ¼" x 10" x 7 ¼"). From the collection of Eric Sinizer.

Russian Lacquer Box. Lukutin. 19-20th century. 11,5x22,5x5,5 cm

Russian lacquer box Palekh 1926 artist Alexei Blokhin. 5 1/4" x 3 3/4" x 1 1/2". Inscribed and dated in Cyrillic. Alexei Blokhin was one of the most famous Palekh artists.

Handmade Russian Lacquer Box. Titled "Dreams". School: Fedoskino, Artist: Maslov. Measures 8.25 inches high x 7.5 inches in length x 5.5 inches wide.

Kornilov Palekh Russian footed lacquer box with a curved lid. Hand painted on all sides in the traditional icon style painting of Palekh with elaborate gold embellishment. Signed and dated 1994. (Appr

Unique Maria Sergeevna Wagner Fedoskino Russian lacquer church box. Box is composed of two parts: a hand painted panoramic hinged dome that is in itself a small box which attaches to transitional squi

Danshin Konstantine Valerievich Fedoskino Russian lacquer box, "Hawk", 1999. Signed and dated with a gilt appliqué of a crown with ribbons on the interior. (Approx. 4 ¾" x 3" x 1 ½"). From the Coll

Lubomudrova Mstera Russian lacquer box. Rectangular, hinged lidded box depicting various scenes from fairy tale. Signed and titled. (Approx. 1 3/4" tall, 9 1/2" x 5 3/4").

Excellent condition. Estimate $1.000-1.200

Vintage AUTHENTIC Russian Lacquerware Box with miniature books, Palekh (Палех) region, signed. Hand painted. Each of the four fairytales has a hand painted lacquerware cover, gilt titl

1st item: Religious Icon, tempera and gilt paint on panel, depicting the Cardinal Feast Days with the Complete Resurrection and Descent into Hell in the center, 18th century. 12" W x 14" H. 2nd item:

Large Fedoskino Russian lacquer box. Rectangular box with hinged lid depicting a view of the Red Square. Signed, dated 1966. (Approx. 4 1/8" tall, 12 /14" x 9 1/4").