ELEVEN PIECES OF IMPERIAL RUSSIAN PERIOD SILVER BYZANTINE PERIOD

ELEVEN PIECES OF IMPERIAL RUSSIAN PERIOD SILVER BYZANTINE PERIODELEVEN PIECES OF IMPERIAL RUSSIAN PERIOD SILVER AND ENAMEL, CIRCA 1890 1910. Comprising a set of six matching silver gilt teaspoons with champlev enameled bowls, each hallmarked Moscow, 88 silver standard, and the imperial warrant above an indistinguishable maker's mark, length 5. 25 inches (13. 5 cm). Together with a large silver gilt cloisonn enameled tea strainer, hallmarked Moscow, maker's mark for Gustav Klingert, length 5. 6 inches (14. 2 cm).

and decorative effects

and in Spanish dinero

good iconographers will depict them with expressions mixing wonder with apprehension

A LARGE AND IMPRESSIVE RUSSIAN FOLDING ICONOSTASIS STYLE ICON

The Feast of the Transfiguration has been celebrated in the Eastern church since at least the 6th century and it is one of the Twelve Great Feasts of Eastern Orthodoxy

Size: Maximum length and width 14

Painted in the Western style

diameter= 9 cm

in Russia near Tikhvin in 1383

A Hand-painted on Porcelain Mother and child

Size: Standard diameter= 2-1

that her soul was received by Christ upon death