* 10 . A PRIVATE ICON WITH TWO FAMILY PATRONS AND THE MANDYLION
RUSSIAN (MSTERA), LATE XIX CENTURY
2,500-3,500 pounds

* 42 . AN ICON IN TWO REGISTERS DEPICTING THE MANDYLION, “MOTHER DO NOT WEEP FOR ME”, CHRIST IN SILENCE, THE DEPOSITION AND LAMENTATION OF CHRIST WITH SAINTS ON THE BORDER
RUSSIAN (VETKA?), SECOND HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
3,000-4,000 pounds

* 62 . A LUNETTE WITH THE MANDYLION FLANKED BY THE COMMUNION OF THE HOLY APOSTLES
CENTRAL RUSSIA, XVII CENTURY
20,000-30,000 pounds

* 72 . A PRIVATE ICON OF SELECTED SUBJECTS INCLUDING IMAGES OF THE MOTHER OF GOD AND SCENES FROM HER LIFE, PATRON SAINTS AND THE MANDYLION
RUSSIAN (OLD BELIEVERS’ WORKSHOP, MSTERA?), LATE XIX CENTURY
10,000-15,000 pounds

* 111 . A LARGE ICON OF THE MANDYLION
RUSSIAN (MOSCOW?), SECOND QUARTER OF THE XIX CENTURY
3,000-4,000 pounds

* 130 . A LARGE ICON OF THE MANDYLION SET IN A CARVED AND GILDED WOODEN FRAME
RUSSIAN (VETKA?), EARLY XIX CENTURY
10,000-12,000 pounds

* 173 . A DOUBLE-SIDED PROCESSIONAL ICON SHOWING THE MANDYLION ON ONE SIDE AND A FIERY RED SERAPH ON THE BACK
RUSSIAN (VETKA?), CIRCA 1800
800-1,000 pounds pounds

* 187 . THE MANDYLION
CENTRAL RUSSIA, LATE XVIII CENTURY
2,000-2,500 pounds