RUSSIAN STYLE SILVER ICON, ST. GEORGE

RUSSIAN SILVER PLATE ICON, ST. GEORGE SLAYING DRAGON. 12 1/2 X 10 1/4"

RUSSIAN 84 SILVER TRAVELING ICON, ST. GEORGE. 3 1/2 X 2 3/4"

Eight (8) pieces Russian enamel and silver flatware plus one (1) Icon of St. George slaying a Dragon, 9 items total. 1st-6th items: Six boxed gilt silver and Russian enamel coffee spoons, each with tw

RUSSIAN MODERN .875 SILVER OKLAD ICON, ST. GEORGE & THE DRAGON, 12" X 10":A repousse silver cover depicting St. George on horseback spearing a dragon, a figure kneels in prayer at the side, a saint in

Russian .84 silver oklad traveling icon, depicting St. George the Dragon Slayer, 3"h x 2.5"w

Russian .84 silver and gilt oklad traveling icon, depicting St. George the Dragon Slayer, with a black velvet lined back, 3.5" x 3"

**Originally Listed At $300** Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A traveling icon with a hallmarked silver oklad (also oclad or riza) depicting George of Lydda - an idyllic image of victory

Silver shell on wood. Marked "B.C. / 1887", "84", "(pictoral symbol- maybe St. George slaying dragon?)", "HC". Measures 5.25" x 4.25". Jesus or Saint holding book with Cyrillic.

(lot of 3) Russian .84 silver traveling oklad icons, consisting of one depicting St. George the Dragon Slayer, another depicting Christ Pantocrator, and the last depicting Saint Panteleimon, each with

19th/Early 20th Century. Three miniature icon pendants of the Theotokos, tempera painted, with silver oklads. One oval marked "[St. George] [over] 1882 [over] 84" and "B O[or C]" (1 3/4" x 1 3/8"); on

With silver oklad and painted detail, depicting St. George and the Dragon.  3.75 x 2.75 in. Condition: Dents and creases in silver

AN ICON SHOWING ST. GEORGE KILLING THE DRAGON WITH SILVER BASMA Russian, Jaroslavl, 1809 (basma) Oil on wood panel. Overlaid with a chased and embossed silver basma. Marked with city hallmark, assayer

(lot of 2) Russian Traveling Icons, consisting of (2) circular .84 silver oklad icons, one depicting St. George the Dragon Slayer, the other Our Lady of the Sign, each 2"dia.

A pair of antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icons. St George slaying the dragon. Archangel Michael. Travel icons of miniature size. Mixed media paintings: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood

Omas St. George roller ball in White & Red. 925 Silver and Enamel. The design of this Restricted Edition comes from the icon “St. George and Dragon” preserved within the Russian Museum in St. Pete

AN ICON SHOWING ST. GEORGE KILLING THE DRAGON Russian, 19th century Tempera on wood panel. The halo made of silver, covered by a golden lacquer. The background stripped to gesso, minimal vertical crac

A LARGE ICON SHOWING ST. GEORGE KILLING THE DRAGON Russian, circa 1800 Tempera on wood panel. The halo made of silver, covered by a golden lacquer. The background stripped to gesso, restored. 44.2 x 3

AN ICON SHOWING ST. GEORGE KILLING THE DRAGON Russian, circa 1870 Tempera on wood panel. The border made of silver, covered by a golden lacquer. Minimally restored. 35 x 30.5 cm. IKONE MIT DEM HEILIGE

19th/20th century Russian icon of St. George taming the dragon. Silver plated. 7 x 6in.

AN ICON SHOWING ST. GEORGE SLAYING THE DRAGON Russian, circa 1880 Tempera on wood panel. The background made of silver, covered by a golden lacquer. 26.2 x 22 cm. IKONE MIT DEM HEILIGEN GEORG DEM DRAC

Includes 3 framed .950 silver Byzantine style icons - label verso; 2 handpainted miniatures in unmarked silver frames; an icon of Saint George and the dragon with a .950 silver riza; and a Russian .80

A QUADRI-PARTITE ICON SHOWING THE KAZANSKAYA, ST. NICHOLAS OF MYRA, THE ARCHANGEL MICHAEL AND ST. GEORGE Russian, Kholui, 19th century Tempera on wood panel. The background made of silver, covered by

An antique Russian silver cylindrical box with a hinged cover featuring a tondo enameled with St. George as a Roman gladiator slaying the dragon, dated 1887 below, with raised laurel wreath borders se

Artist: Title: St. George with Two Saints Medium: Hand painted with egg tempera and gesso on wood panel Size: 28 inches x 21 3/4 inches Date: 19th century