ANTIQUE RUSSIAN LITHOGRAPH GRAND DUCHESS NATALYA

An antique Russian lithograph on Chinese paper pasted on a sheet of Alexandrian paper, Natalya Petrovna: Daughter of Emperor Peter I and Empress Catherine I, by W. Ulrich. Signed and inscribed on the

Woldemar Hau, German, 1816 to 1895, lithograph print depicting a portrait of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna of Russia, 1822 to 1892, a member of the Russian imperial family who by marriage to Charles I

Framed printed photograph of Grand Duchess Olga Nikolaevna. Dimensions: 10 3/8in. x 7 3/8in. (26.5 x 18.7 cm).

A Russian photograph of Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna, the future Duchess of Edinburgh, by Court Photographer Sergey Levitsky, circa 1865. Stamped with photographer's name and business address at l

Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaevna of Russia (1819–1876), lithograph by D. Haiz, printed in Germany by Kammerer.. Vsible: 21 1/2" x 15" / 54.6cm x 38.1cm.

A group of Russian Imperial ephemera related to Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna comprising a letter to Grand Duchess Olga from a Father Petr with Christmas greetings, 1934; a blue-silk covered Nurse's

Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna: A Set of Russian Silver-Mounted Cut Glass Cosmetic Jars, F.E. Henrichsen, St Petersburg, circa 1880. Comprising five vessels: three circular bottles for perfumed talc

A Russian porcelain soup plate from the dowry and personal service of Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, 1897. The plate decorated with concentric gilt bands

Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna (of Oldenburg): Two Autographed Letters and a Telegram. The correspondence all addressed to Court Physician Sergey Botkin, the two handwritten letters in Russian, the

Handwritten in French on stationery embossed with the Imperial crown in gold, the letter dated 20 April 1887, the back of the envelope similarly embossed, the envelope addressed in Russian, written to

The letter handwritten on mourning stationery in Russian to Sergey Botkin, inquiring on behalf of Count Boris Alekseevich Perovskii, contained in a folded blue cardboard envelope with a tipped in labe

Eighteenth Century Greek Orthodox silver cross from Russian Grand Duchess Tatiana. Provenance: Russian Imperial Exhibit from the Hammer Collection at Marshall Field & Co. Chicago. Original 1930s exhib

A watercolor landscape by Russian Artist Olga Romanov. The painting measures 8 3/4 x 8 1/2 inches.

Chromolithograph by Viktor Vasnetsov (1848-1926) dedicated to the coronation of Emperor Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna on May 14, 1896. From the album Coronation Collection, volume 2, pu

ANTIQUE RUSSIAN LITHOGRAPH PRINCESS of ROMANOV's FAMILY Antique 19th Century Russian Color Lithograph of Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra Iosifovna (Romanov Family) - please read information bell

Watercolor on light cardboard Presumably Germany/Denmark, 20th century Olga Aleksandrovna Romanova (1882-1960) – Russian Grand Duchess and paintress Signed 'Olga' lower right Old inscription in penc

An antique lubok lithograph poster titled No place for fools in Petersburg, so they go to the country to fool people! With a short poem below. Issued in Moscow, 1888. Lubok prints were Russian popular

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An antique hand colored lithograph portrait of Nicholas II in the uniform of the Life Guards Hussar Regiment. Engraved by E.I. Markus, published by R.V. Pats. Dated 1896. Inscriptions in both French a

An antique hand colored lithograph portrait of Nicholas II in the uniform of the Life Guards Hussar Regiment. Engraved by E.I. Markus, published by R.V. Pats. Dated 1896. Inscriptions in both French a

A rare antique Russian traditional Lubok chromo lithograph on paper with a printed text of Russian folk song of Gypsies, We live Among the Fields. Printed in Chromolithography Firm of M. T. Solovyov.

A rare antique Russian traditional Lubok chromo lithograph on paper depicting a scene from a fairy tale epic, Strong and Brave Warrior Ilya Muromets. Printed by Lithograph of the partnership of I.D. S

A rare antique Russian traditional Lubok chromo lithograph on paper, Lord and Cook. Printed by Lithograph of the partnership of I.D. Sytin, Moscow. Titled and printed text in the Old Russian lower to

A rare antique Russian traditional Lubok chromo lithograph on paper depicting a scene from a fairy tale epic, Strong Glorious Brave Bogatyr Ivan Tsarevich son of Tsar Vyslav Andronovich Rides the Gray