A BRASS QUADRIPTYCH (FOLDING ICON) OF THE RESURRECTION

Russian 3-panel folding icon [skladen] "Resurrection of Christ. Dormition of Mother of God. Baptism of Christ". - 19th century. - 6x16 cm. Brass. Gilding. Enamel.

A four panel quadriptych Russian Orthodox traveler's folding screen style icon. It is in ornate brass relief with polychrome enamel work. Size when closed is 7-1/8" x 4-1/4". SHIPPING INFO: In-house s

Eastern Europe, circa Late 19th Century. A quadriptych icon in a brass and leather-inset folding case, the painted miniatures tempera and gilt on wood panels, the center two depicting versions of the

19th c. Four-Panel Traveling Icon, with twenty relief molded and dark blue enameled panels depicting the principle Orthodox feasts and venerated Madonna images, 7 1/4" high, 4 1/4" wide (closed), 16 1

19th c. Four-Panel Traveling Icon, with twenty relief molded and black & white enameled panels depicting principle Orthodox feasts and venerated Madonna images, 7 1/8" high, 4 1/4" wide (closed), 15 7

Eastern Europe, Circa 20th Century. A folding brass miniature icon, 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" (opened); with wear to figures and text. Together with three brass/bronze folding icons of the Theotokos, the Crucif

Ca. first half 19thC. Excellent with no breaks or repairs, overall smooth wear with spots of enamel loss. Fantastic iconography throughout, including the outer panel design. Purchased 1994 in Riga, La

Russian Orthodox Brass Folding Four Panel Icon. 17.5x42cm.

18th century A.D. A rectangular panel, once part of a composite icon, representing the Resurrection of Christ; the centre with Christ surrounded by Divine Light, raising Adam and Eve from Hell, around

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. A fine enameled brass travelling icon or quadriptych showing the liturgical feasts. Popular amongst the Old Believers, the quadriptych consists of 4 panels

19th C. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BRASS & ENAMEL QUADRIPTYCH Russian Orthodox brass and enamel traveler's quadriptych icon or skladen depicting the Great Feasts, circa 19th century.  Size: 16 1/4 x 7" (op

19th C. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BRASS & ENAMEL QUADRIPTYCH Russian Orthodox brass and enamel traveler's quadriptych icon or skladen depicting the Great Feasts, circa 19th century.  Size: 16 1/8 x 7" (op

19th C. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX BRASS & ENAMEL QUADRIPTYPCHS Lot of two Russian Orthodox brass and enamel traveler's quadriptych icons or skladen depicting the Great Feasts, circa 19th century.  S

Height 14 1/4 inches, width 12 1/2 inches.

Eastern Europe, Circa 20th Century. Three brass and bronze enamel miniature folding triptych travel icons, the smallest 1 1/2" x 4 1/4" (opened), the largest 2 3/8" x 6 1/2" (opened); one repaired wit

[Russian]. 3-panel folding icon [skladen] "The enthroned Christ the Saviour" with archangels. - 19th century. - 23x17 cm. Brass. Enamel. Gilding.

Brass, enamel.

Russian icon "Resurrection of Christ. Descent to Hell". - 19th century. - 12x10 cm. Brass. Gilding. Enamel.

Russian 3-panel folding icon [skladen] "Saint George Slaying the Dragon" with scenes from twelve majors feast. - 18-19th century. - 6x16 cm. Brass. Gilding.

An orthodox Russian triptych (three-panel folding) icon, or skladen, is made of enamel over brass. The central panel depicts John the Apostle writing the Gospel with an eagle by his side. The side pan

Eastern Europe, 19th/20th Century. Two icons, tempera on wood panel, with brass/gilt-metal oklads; depicting the Resurrection (11 3/4" x 9 6/8"), and the Prophet Elijah and Fiery Chariot (12 1/4" x 10

Russian Travel Diptych Icons In Case 19th century two wood panel painted icons within folded brass original case Medium: oil paintings on wood in a folding brass case with engraved cross Dimension: ex

Possibly Greece, Circa 20th Century. folding diptych travel icon in a brass-colored metal case; the two panels painted/discolored in brown tones. 7 7/16" x 11 1/4" opened. Condition: craquelure, crack

A GROUP OF FOUR RUSSIAN ICONS, 1875-1995. Comprising an icon for the month of June, 10.6 inches x 8.8 inches (27 x 21.5 cm). An icon of the Resurrection with feasts overlaid with a brass okald, 12.25