Russian Fairytale by Erte

Artist: Erte Title: Russian Fairy Tale Year: 1978 Dimensions: 23 3/4in. by 18 1/2in. Edition: From the Rare Proof Edition of 300 Publisher: Circle Fine Art

Erte, Russian Fairy Tale, serigraph, pencil signed and marked Erte AP (artist proof), 20" x 15".

Two Russian fairytale books, The Czarewna and the Frog and The Czar and the the Phoenix, St. Petersburg 1901, Art Printed brochures with Illustrations and texture.

This is a wonderful black lacquer trinket box. It appears to be a fairytale with a young woman feeding deer. It is signed and is of Russian origin. Measures 3.5" x 4.5"

THREE RUSSIAN FAIRYTALE TYPE PAINTED AND LACQUERED RECTANGULAR TRINKET BOXES. Two decorated with troika pulled by three horses; one with couple an horse. Imperfections - Largest, 5 1/8 in. x 3 1/2 in

Estate collection lot of 3 lacquered boxes of Russian cultural art. Lids on all the 3 depict hand painted fairytale folk lore scenes. Interiors with a red painted lacquer. Measure from 1 in. - 1 1/4 i

"Very pretty hand painted Russian lacquer box. Appears to be a fairytale theme with a man on a horse drawn cart possibly fighting off thieves. There is what appears to be the artist signature and poss

Beautiful vintage Russian black lacquer trinket box.  Appears to be a fairy tale box that is telling a story.  Angel floating above an apple tree.  Signed along bottom and measures approx 2.5" x 3"

Pretty vintage Russian lacquer box, signed along the bottom.  Box appears to be a fairy tale, prince or princess reaching for a crowned frog.  Measures 2.5" x 4"

Antique Russian Fairy Tale Book. Size: 13"H x 10.25"W

A lot of 4 vintage Russian fairy tale lacquer boxes. Largest measures approx. 4" length (10.2cm). Provenance: From the South Florida estate of a United States Diplomatic Courier for the Bureau of Dipl

(4) METTLACH RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE STEINS including #1526 Snegurochka, #1527 The Red Knight, #1528 In Search of the Fire Bird, and #1529 Maria Morevna, by Viking Penguin, each with inlaid lid, unnumbered

Collection of Five (5) Russian Fairy Tale Lacquered Boxes. Large box contains 4 smaller boxes. As New condition. Large box measures 7-1/4" x 9-1/4. Shipping $52.00 (estimate $300-$400)

Group of three Russian fairy tale lacquered boxes of hexagonal form. Two larger boxes having double hinged lid design-3 7/8. Smaller box measures 3 1/4". Each signed beneath portrait.

(4) RUSSIAN FAIRY TALE PLATES BY Villeroy & Boch, Heinrich Germany. Porcelain w/enamel and gold gilt. Colorfully painted and illustrated by Boris Ivoykin. 8.5'' diameter.

Russian Girl with Lamb Porcelain Statue. Gold Gilt Accent. Signed Base. Height 12"

9 Russian Fairy Tale Plates 1989-1990. Crafted in the age-old tradition of miniature painting on lacquer. *Ruslan and Ludmilla - #1 - 1989 *The Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs - #2 - 1989 *The Golden

Signed Fedoskino Russian Fairy Tale Tzar Saltan Lacquer Box Approximately 5 1/2 x 4 x 1 1/2 inches tall. Shipping Estimate: SHIPTHEBAY estimate for shipping of this lot in the Continental US is $20, w

Lot of 3 Villeroy & Boch Russian Fairy Tale Plates Size : 6.25" Dia.

A collection of 4 children's books in Russian. Includes an antique book by Alexander Pushkin Mozart and Salieri. Drawings by Mikhail Vrubel. Publishing House of the Community of St. Eugenia, Petrograd

Xpynkoe branded plates. 7-3/4" diameter. EL IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to compl

Limited edition (5753A) Ardleigh Elliot and Sons music/trinket box is the first in the Russian Fairly Tales collection. "The Princess and Elisey" ornate ceramic box is vibrantly painted and trimmed in

The book "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" on Russian language and postcards to the fairy tale with illustrations by the artist A. Kurkin in Palekh style. Author of book is Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799

The book "The Tale of Tsar Saltan" on Russian language and postcards to the fairy tale with illustrations by the artist A. Kurkin in Palekh style. Author of book is Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799