Antique 1860-1880s Russian icon of Four Parts

Antique Russian four part icon with Jesus on a cross in the center portion of the icon. Overall Size: 14 x 12 in.

An antique Russian Orthodox four part icon, Circa: the mid 19th century. The hand painted icon with egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on the wood board. The tradition of creating icons consisting of four

18C Russian Gilt silver icon . Hallmarked for Moscow, 1790 . Four parts icon . Size 7 1/4" x 6 1/8" ( 18,5 x 15,5 cm ) . Condition: very good .

Russian icon Rizas: Four antique Russian Icon metal decorative Rizzas, including a large example made for an icon of the Christ Pantokrator, one for Saint Nicholas and one for the Virgin Mary. Sizes:

Antique 19th C Russian wooden 9 parts Icon. Dimensions 31 x 26 (cm).

A RUSSIAN FOUR PART ICON, THEOTOKOS WITH SAINTS, 19TH CENTURY, paint, parcel-gilt and gesso on wood, the complex scene centered by a celestial opening in the clouds of God the father with his hand

Large 19C Antique Russian Four register icon . The Icon with original gilded background . Crucifixion of the Christ on the middle and four life scene . Size : 17.25 in. high x 14.25 in. wide. ( 44 x 3

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of Four Saints: Roman, Ignatius, Apostle Jacob and Terentius This Russian Icon depicts Saint Roman, Saint Ignatius, Apostle Jacob, and Saint Terentius. This

Antique 9-Part Russian Icon. Inscribed verso. Size: 7 x 5.75 in.

Large Russian four-part icon. "The Icon of the Virgin Mary of Tikhvin", "Seeking Out of the Lost", "The Virgin Mary Hodigitria", "Saint Nicholas". Russia. 19th century. 44,8x37,8 cm. Wood, tempera, le

Antique Russian Orthodox icon, late 19th century, depicting four scenes from the lives of Jesus Christ and the Virgin, including the Annunciation, the Finding in the Temple, the Resurrection, and the

1880s Antique Brass Oklad for Russian Icon of Holy Virgin. Size 11 by 12" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jas

19th Century Antique Russian Bronze Traveler Iconostas 4 Parts Icon. Size when open 14 1/2 by 6 1/4" Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auctio

Antique 3-Part Russian Wooden Icon. Height: 16.5 inches.

An antique 19th-century Russian Orthodox icon representing John the Baptist with Baby Jesus in his hands. Mixed media painting: egg tempera, gesso, and levkas on a wood board. Gilt background. Four sa

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Four Panel Icon of Christ Pantocrator, Selected Saints, St. George and St. Elijah the Prophet This Icon is shows four different scenes. The top left image is of t

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Four Panel Icon: Our Lady of Tikhvin, Presentation of the Virgin Mary at the Temple, Saint Michael the Archangel and Our Lady of the Unburnt Bush This is a four p

VERY RARE ANTIQUE RUSSIAN SILVER CHARKA, VODKA CUP, 1779 Russian silver charka from 1779 with a gilt interior, oval stand, four-part gadrooned body adorned with engraved blossom foliage, and a gilded

Antique 19th Century Russian Orthodox Icon of Saints Tatiana, Gabriel, Michael, and Daria in Silvered Brass Oklad This Icon features multiple saints: Tatiana, Archangel Gabriel, Archangel Michael, and

Title: A varied collection of bronze Russian travel icons, 19th/20th C. Description: 41,5 x 18,6 cm (the four-part icon) 7,4 x 6,4 cm (the smallest icon)

Russian Silver Icon, 5 7/8" x 4.75". Mary (?) holding a scroll. Marked "M. A. / 1852", ".84", and an "A"; looks like part of a larger Cyrillic mark.

An antique Russian Orthodox bronze four folding panels icon skladen, Twelve Principal Orthodox Feasts and Miracle working Madonnas. The icon is divided into 20 smaller panels, five on the far right pa

Includes: Genrikh Senkevich, Collected Works. Volume 13, The Swordsmen, a novel in four parts. Sytin Partnership Edition, Moscow, 1914; Genrikh Senkevich, Collected Works. Volume 15, Kamo Gryadeshi. S

This gorgeous antique Russian travel bronze icon "Twelve Feasts" was made in late 18th-early19th century in central Russia. The icon consists of four panels and each panel has five different icons wit