Processional and Feasts
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0753 Old Believer’s Cross
Russian: 19th cent. “3x19cms
The icon rests on a red velvet back cloth. It is encased by a 24 crt gilded frame. The frame is 23×19 cms.; The Cross is 13×9 cms.
£170 -
0806aa St John the Forerunner
0806a St John the Forerunner
Russian.
19th cent. 36x32x3
£1,000 -
0811 Resurrection
Russian.
Early 19th cent. 53.5×44
x2 cms£1500
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0814 Third Week of Lent
Russian.
17th cent. 29.5×20.5×2.5cms
£900 -
0815 Palek Cross of The Crucifixion
The Palek style of painting [the use of bright paint in detailed icons] originated in the 17th cent. and, by the 18th, was firmly established. Trading and the Volga and Ural rivers took them as far as the Pacific coast as well as by land into the northern Russian cities as well as the Balkans.
£1,500 -
0817 Travelling Icon
Russian
1890’s: 10×5.5 cms . [open]: 5.5cms. [closed]
The icon is ina silver case that has a weight of 1220 grms. It has the hallmark of Alexei Maklakov; a silversmith who worked in Kostroma.
£300