Wooden Icon, Possibly Greek, 19th C.

Early 18th or 19th century wooden Greek icon travel triptych of The Blessed Mother and four saints. One door is unattatched and there is a glue repair on back.

Two Eastern Orthodox painted wood icons, 18th/19th century, possibly Greek or Russian, one with Saint Helen over Saint Demetrius of Austathos, the other with Saint Phebronia of Nisibis, both with insc

Greece, ca. 19th century CE. A small, colorful wooden icon depicting the Virgin and Child, both skillfully painted in rich jewel tones and gold leaf. The Son sits upright on her lap and the Virgin Mar

Possibly Greek, possibly 18th-19th C., egg tempera and gesso on board Some loss of paint and chips to board, evidence of inpainting over chips, around figures, and throughout gilt background 12"h x 7-

19th- 20th c Greek orthodox icon, paint on wooden panel, 7" x 5"

A large 19th century Greek Icon painting depicting the Dormition of the Virgin Mary. Also can be known as The Assumption of Mary into Heaven. Tempera painted on a curving wooden panel. Measures 19" x

Lot Consists of a Possibly Greek? Religious Icon. Approximate Size is 10 1/2" Inches Tall by 7 3/4" Inches Wide. Very Well Presented and ib Good Condition.

Oil on wooden board, depicting three saints and an angel. Dimensions:10 1/2" x 8" x 1 1/4".

A 19th century Greek Icon. Tempera painted on wooden panel. The painting depicts Saint Euthymius the Great, wearing long flowing robes and holding a scroll. The Church celebrates his feast on January

A 19th century Greek Icon. Tempera painted on wooden panel. The painting depicts Saint Nicholas, wearing ornately embroidered vestments and holding an elaborately decorated book of Gospels. Measures 9

Greek painted wooden icon of John the Baptist, likely 19th century, depicting 'John the Forerunner' as a saint with a crown and halo holding a corss in one hand and his own severed head in the other,

(2) antique church icons, 18th/19th c. (poss. earlier), possibly Greek, gilt and polychrome painted wood panel, each with Mother of God and Christ Child, one with image of Saint Stylianos and Saint Ni

Greek, Old Antique Orthodox Icon 19th century, tempera on wooden board, size 26 x 22 cm. St Nicholas is the most widely revered saint in Orthodoxy. The Russians have a saying "If anything happens to G

Greece, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. An antique wooden icon depicting a bishop saint, given his garments, halo, and the Gospel he holds, in bold jewel tones and a gold leafed halo. The name inscriptio

DESCRIPTION: Bronze cross with a scalloped glass holy water font, possibly used as a home stoup. Cross is decorated with raised angel, foliage, and miniature cross designs and holds nine painted minia

Two wooden crucifixes. Greek, 18th - 19th century. Heigth 8,5 and 11,5 cm. The front of the crosses carved with the crucified Christ, the reverse with the Baptism of Christ and further saints. 2 piece

Late 18th, possibly early 19th century, Eastern Orthodox, Greek or Russian, End Icon Triptych topped with stepped capital. The closed doors painted with illegible, faded letters or numerals inscriptio

19th century. Oil on wooden panel. Dimensions: H 14" x W 9.5" x D 1.5" Condition: Overall crazing. Heavy wear mark to lower middle. Loss throughout edges. Larger losses to top area.

Russian Icon of the Virgin of Kazan, St. Petersburg, 19th c., possibly by Mikhail Sokolov, oil on curved wooden panel, with a sterling and enamel oklad with an assay mark of 1881, H.- 12 in., W.- 10 i

Two Greek Orthodox icons on hand painted tin panels applied to fabric covered wooden panel, one a portrait of Christ and the other of 2 saint. Both 19th century. Paint wear to both images. The largest

Eastern Europe, Greece, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fine collection of 3 Greek Orthodox painted wood icons, all of rectangular form and fit into a modern wooden frame. From left to right, the

Greek Orthodox Icon, fourth quarter 19th century, tempera and gilt paint on wood panel, depicting various saints flanking a crucifix, possibly including St. Philothea, St. Theodosius, St. Maura of Ant

Icon: Apostle Paul Origin: Russia Date: 19th century Materials: tempera on wooden board Size: size 33 x 28 cm Paul the Apostle (Greek: ?????? Paulos; c. 5 – c. 67), originally known as Saul of Tarsu

Saint Archangel Michael Russian Wooden Icon, 19th Century. 26.0 x 30.0 cm Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jas