Russian Orthodox Priest's Cassock

Russian Orthodox Priest Painting on Tin

Photo album of tintypes and cdvs, from the Sharpless, Cooper, Burk, and other families. Includes 3 cdvs of men in masonic (?) uniforms, one of a Russian Orthodox (?) priest. 86 photos.

Russian 1920's poster "Where will such lead?". Artist Dmitry Moor [Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov], (1883-1946). Depicts an orthodox priest leading a flock of sheep while beating a drum. Size 14" x 20".

Mid 19th century. Most likely Greek or Russian Orthodox with what appears to be church ruins in background. Heavy crazing. 13.25"h. 12.25"w.

14" TALL X 12" WIDE--MADE OF WOOD

An antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon representing the Birth of Jesus Christ with the magi, shepherds and angels. Mixed media painting: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood board. Titled C

RUSSIAN ORTHODOX 84 SILVER GEMSTONE THURIBLE CENSER Russian Orthodox 84 zolotnik (.875 fineness) silver thurible censer, studded with semi-precious stones and decorated with stone pendants and filigre

A rare Palekh Icon of early XIX within a silver oklad made by Semen Zhukov with an inscription in Russian on blessing from the father Vasiliy Maksimovich Maximov to the his son Pavel dated 1827 and 18

A superbly detailed large Russian Orthodox Menaion icon (also monthly calendar), circa the late 18th-century. The annual Menaion consists of Menaion icons of all months of the year and contains images

A 19th Century Gilt Wood Framed Russian Orthodox Icon of St. Barbara. Provenance: Property of a Wealthy Russian Family, well established for generations in Manhattan, NYC. Approximately: 21 in (Length

An antique Russian Orthodox temple Deisis, or Deisus, triptych. Consists of three icons: Savior, Mother of God, and John the Baptist. Materials: wood, gesso, tempera, gold leaf. Circa the mid of the 1

RUSSIAN ORTHODOX ICON OF THE VIRGIN AND CHILD ATTRIBUTED TO SEMYON GALKIN, MOSCOW, CIRCA 1908-1917 painted panel mounted in a silver and gilt oklad, modelled as ‘Our Lady of Kazan’ with th

Greek Russian Orthodox triptych icon, Late 18th / Early 19th Century, having a polychrome and gilt surface on wood panel, depicting the Mother of God and Jesus, St. George and other religious figures

An antique Russian Orthodox hand painted Theotokos of Vladimir icon. Tempera on a wooden panel with a gilt silver oklad. The icon depicts Jesus Christ as a child being held in the arms of his mother,

8 Russian Orthodox silver crucifixes. Early 20th century. One decorated with white enamel and costume jewels. 2 with gilt accents and costume jewels. 3 not marked sterling but bearing a possible touch

An antique Russian, Ukrainian Orthodox icon of Christ Pantocrator, the Lord Almighty, or Savior Jesus Christ. Hand painted in egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood board. The icon features an embos

A large antique Russian Orthodox icon showing the Last Supper. The Last Supper is the final meal that, in the Gospel accounts, Jesus shared with his apostles in Jerusalem before his crucifixion. Hand

Probably Petr Abrosimov, Moscow, 1899-1908. Russian Orthodox silver triptych. Hallmarks: 84 Russian silver standard, 'PA' in Cyrillic, probably for Petr Abrosimov. Weight: 5 oz., (146 g.) Note: Petr E

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

An antique Russian Orthodox religious icon. Features the Virgin Mother Mary and Christ Jesus child. Silver with tempera on board. Russian 84 stamps at bottom left, and to rim of halo. Wood mount is li

An antique Russian Orthodox Iberian Icon of the Most Holy Theotokos, or the Gatekeeper. The mixed media icon with egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood panel. Inscribed upper to the center. Circa:

Circa 18th century. Finely painted and overlaid with a silver gilt repousse riza. Hallmarked Moscow, 84 standard, dated 1795 and with Cyrillic maker's mark of "V.S.". Dimensions: H 12.5" x W 10.25" x

An antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon representing the guardian angel. Mixed media painting: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood board. The icon is titled in Church Slavonic in the upper

Russian School of Iconography, Orthodox Tradition Icon depicting St. Andreas, an Important Person of Kiev, Ukraine. He predicted the first church in Slavic countries. With Cyrillic script. Figure is s