Russian Enamel Travel Icon, Circa 1900
A Russian travelling icon brass and inlaid enamel, circa.1900 in four folding panels. Extends to 38 cm
St. Petersburg Silver Triptych Icon
Russian Mikhail Grachev, silver travelling icon. Hallmarked St Petersburg 1907-1926, Mikhail Grachev. Triptych form, opens to painted porcelain panels of Christ Pantocrator flanked by two archangels in champleve enamel settings. Height 13 cm width 13 cm
Journey Treasures
A collection of travelling icons silver, enamel, wood panel and parcel-gilt dimensions variable (4 items)
18th Century Balkan/Greek Triptych Traveling Icon
An 18th century triptych folding travelling icon Balkan or Greek school, tempera on wood with gilding, depicting mother of God and saints, mounted on velvet backed box frame, acquired from David Jones gallery, Sydney, label attached verso, 6 cm high, 25…
Russian Enamel Triptych Traveling Icon
A Russian brass and blue enamel triptych travelling icon, width 15.5 cm
Russian Quadripartite Travelling Icon with The Twelve Feasts
A Russian brass and blue enamel quadripartite travelling icon of the Resurrection with The Twelve Principal Feasts, 18th century, 36 x 15.5 cm opened
Russian Enamel Tryptic Traveling Icon, 19th Century
A Russian brass blue and white enamel tryptic travelling icon, 19th century; 10.5 cm high, 30 cm wide
Russian Triptych Icon with Silver Oklad and Saints
A Russian travelling triptych icon with silver oklad, 'CR', Kursk, 1908-1926, the moulded oak frame opening to reveal Christ Pantocrator, flanked by Saints, the faces and hands in tempera on panel, 18 cm high, 13 cm wide (closed)
Russian Travelling Ikon with Christ Scenes
An early 19th century bronze and polychrome enameled Russian travelling Ikon, depicting various Christ scenes, set within a velvet mounted box frame, 24 cm x 18 cm including frame
Russian 18th Century Travelling Iconostasis
Russian metal and painted wooden travelling iconastas, consisting of three panels set with hinged metal frames, the central panel depicting the nativity, flanked by the presentation in the temple and a related scene from the church calendar, 18th century.…
Russian Traveling Icon Pair, c.1900
A pair framed travelling Russian icons, c.1900, depicting Saint and Madonna and Child, decorated with silvered metal mounts, upon hand-tinted lithograph printed subjects, 25 x 21.5 cm & 20.4 x 17.5 cm
St. Petersburg Silver Triptych with Painted Porcelain Panels
Russian Mikhail Grachev, silver travelling icon. Hallmarked St Petersburg 1907-1926, Mikhail Grachev. Triptych form, opens to painted porcelain panels of Christ Pantocrator flanked by two archangels in champleve enamel settings. Height 13 cm width 13 cm
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