A RUSSIAN ICON YEAR CALENDAR, LAST QUARTER OF THE

A LARGE RUSSIAN ICON OF THE RESURRECTION AND FEAST WITH YEAR CALENDAR, LAST QUARTER OF THE 20TH CENTURY. At center the Resurrection and Descent surrounded by scenes depicting the 12 major church feas

FOUR RUSSIAN ICONS, LAST QUARTER OF 20TH CENTURY. Comprising an iconostas, the Unburnt Thornbush Mother of God, four scenes from the life of Christ, and the Presentation in the Temple. Greatest size 1

Russian Icon of an Apostle, last quarter 19th c., Mstera School, oil and gilt on wood panel, H.- 8 3/4 in., W.- 4 in.

A SMALL ICON SHOWING THE LAST SUPPER Russian, Palekh, last quarter 19th century Tempera on wood panel with kovcheg. Finely executed in great detail with gold highlights. Minimally restored. 11.4 x 15.

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

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca 1750 to 1780 CE. A mesmerizing calendar icon known as a synaxaria (monthly) representing the month of January - as opposed to a menologia (annual) calendar - in egg tempera

[Large] Russian icon "Last supper". - 19th century. - 61x40 cm. Oil on wood, levkas, gilding. Framed.

Oil on panel depicting Jesus and the apostles in a Last Supper setting. Panel is 8.5" x 7"; frame is 14" x 12"

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Presentation at the Temple (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 10 3/8in. by 12 1/4in. Edition: Unique One of a Kind Artwork

Antique Russian Icon Calendar of Month of November. Circa 1880. Very Good Condition. 13 in. high. Please note that this lot has a reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your m

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Mother of God of All Who Sorrow (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 7 1/4in. by 8 3/4in. Edition: Unique One of a Kind Artwork <

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Icon of Jesus (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 8 3/4in. by 10 1/2in. Edition: One of a Kind Unique Artwork Medium:

Ladle St. Petersburg/ Russia, last quarter of the 19th century silver. Laffe gold-plated inside, handle cornered. L. 32.6 cm. 182 g.

Artist: Unknown Artist Title: Mary of the Burning Bush (Russian Icon) Year: c. 19th Century Dimensions: 5 5/8in. by 7in. Edition: One of a Kind Unique Artwork Mediu

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Finely painted in egg tempera and gold leaf on gesso and linen atop wood, a beautiful calendar icon representing the month of May. Known as a synaxaria (mo

Russian Icon of the Last Supper, 19th c., on a shaped wooden panel, H.- 4 7/8 in., W.- 6 3/16 in., D.- 5/8 in.

1964-D Silver Washington Quarter - Last Year!

A traditional Russian Icon depicting the calendar depicting the various saints and events celebrated on the liturgical calendar for the month of January in the Russian Orthodox Church. Dated early 20t

A rare early triptych with exquisite detail and gilding that opens to reveal a central panel depicting Christ in mandorla above the Throne of Preparation, circled by archangels and apostles. The wings

Russian Icon, 19th C., Novgorod School, tempera and gold on panel, "The Last Judgement" with saints. [CHAL7204] (WK) Dimensions: 21 x 16.75 Provenance: From an Upper East Side collection

An 18th/19th century Russian Orthodox icon of the Last Judgment depicting the scales of justice held below Christ, with the entrance to Heaven on the left and the entrance to Hell on the right, compos

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

19/20th Century Russian Wooden Icon Depicting The Last Supper. Cyrillic inscription on the top margin. Measures 20-1/2" x 16-3/4'. Condition: Surface rubbing and craquelure. Small area with imperfecti

A MONUMENTAL ICON SHOWING THE APOSTLES PAUL AND ANDREW WITH OKLAD FROM A CHURCH ICONOSTASIS Russian, 18th century (icon), Russian, 3rd quarter 19th century (oklad) Tempera on wood panel. Overlaid with