St. Nicolas the Miracle, Icon, Russia, Mid-19th

St. Nicolas the Miracle, Icon, Russia, Early 20th Century, tempera on panel, 20.5 x 16.5 cm, silver-plated metal oklad and wooden kiot, dimensions with kiot: 30 x 26 cm

St. John the Evangelist (?), Icon, Russia, Mid-19th Century, tempera on panel, diameter: 34.5 cm

A Fine Brass and Enamel Russian Icon, St. Nicolas of Myra, 19th CenturyRussia, 19th century, nicely detailed darkened brass icon enameled in blue. Eighteen smaller depictions of saints frame the centr

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Finely delineated in egg tempera and gold leaf on wood, an icon depicting the miracle-working St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, the most widely revered saint

Eastern Europe, Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Finely painted in egg tempera on gesso and wood, an icon depicting the miracle-working St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, the most widely revered saint in East

**Originally Listed At $2000** Russia, ca. 19th century CE. Probably part of an iconostasis, this arched icon in egg tempera, gold leaf, and faux enamel on wood depicts the miracle-working St. Nichola

St. Timoden, Icon, Russia, 19th Century, tempera on panel, 31 x 26.5 cm

Genuine St. Nicolas Russian icon, 14 x 11 in., 19th c. Carved names of the owners or Saints in old Cyrillic letters. Size: 14 x 11.5 x 1.5 inches. Approximate Weight: 450 g = 1 lb. Framed into wooden

2 ICONS, ST. NICOLAS THE MIRACLE WORKER 1 - 18THC. & 1 -19THC. ( LARGER 12 1/2" X 10" )

AN ICON SHOWING ST. NICHOLAS OF MYRA WITH A SILVER-GILT OKLAD Russian, mid 19th century (icon), Russian, St. Petersburg, Andrey Ignatiev, 1867 (oklad) Oil on wood panel. Overlaid with a richly chased

AN ICON OF CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH A SILVER OKLAD Russian, mid 19th century (icon), Russian, St. Petersburg, Efim Sidorov, 1842 (oklad) Oil on wood panel. Realistically painted. Overlaid with a repous

A SMALL STAUROTHEK ICON WITH SILVER OKLAD Russian, mid 19th century (icon), Russian, St. Petersburg, T. Zalesov, 1861 (oklad) Tempera on wood panel. A brass crucifix inserted into the panel. Overlaid

AN ICON SHOWING CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH SILVER OKLAD Russian, mid 19th century (icon), Russian, St. Petersburg, Karl Boianovski, 1849 (oklad) Oil on wood panel with velvet backing. Overlaid with a ric

A four paritie icon with St. Nikita. Russia, 19th century. Tempera on gesso on wood panel. The Kazanskaya Mother of God, the Mother of God "Joy to all who grieve", the Mother of God "unexspected joy"

A SMALL ICON SHOWING THE POKROV MOTHER OF GOD WITH SILVER OKLAD Russian, mid 19th century (icon), Russian, St. Petersburg, 1843 (oklad) Tempera on wood panel. The background made of silver, covered by

Heiliger Nifont Russland, 19. Jh. Bronze, reliefiert gegossen, emailliert. H. 11,5 cm A rare brass icon with St. Nifont. Russia, 19th century. With blue enamel. 11.5 cm high.

Russian icon "St Nicholas the Wonderworker". Russia, 19th century. 21,8x17,6 cm. Wood, tempera, levkas.

Icon Kazan St. Our Lady. Russia. 19th century second half. Wood, tempera, background and decor - gilding, 35.5 x 30.5 cm.

AN ICON SHOWING ST. NICOLAS Russian, 19th century (in style of the 16th century) Tempera on wood panel, on canvas with kovcheg. Damaged and restored, losses of the ground, background and borders clean

Icon, Russia, 19th century, Fields icon, with various Depictions of saints, the Virgin and Child, St. Nicholas, St. Georg, etc., egg- tempera / wood, age-related damages, partiallyLoss of color, 30 x

St. Spirydion, Icon, 19th/20th Century, Russia, tempera on panel, 26.5 x 22 cm

Large size icon of St. Nicholas. Russian Empire, mid 19th century. Height 34,3cm, width 30cm. Tempera on lime wood, two vertical back sponki, kovcheg with side saints and Cyrillic headings, nimbs and

Antique Russian hand painted icon of St. Nicholas. Circa: Mid/Late 19th Century. Measures: 6-7/16" W x 8-5/8" H. Frame Measures: 7-5/8" W x 9-13/16" H. From a Miami Beach estate. Local pickup or third

Five brass icons. Russia, 19th/20th century. Cast in relief, partial gilded, one with enamel. Three crosses, St. George and triptych showing St. Antipas. Losses. 6.5 - 24.5 cm high.