* 427 . EXTER, ALEXANDRA
Syrian Costume Design to Salome by Oscar Wilde, October 1917
6,000-9,000 pounds

* § 560 . ESSAULENKO, EVGENI
Cafe de la Trinite
2,000-3,000 pounds

440 . ERTE (ROMAN DE TIRTOFF)
La Fortune
1,500-2,000 pounds

439 . ERTE (ROMAN DE TIRTOFF)
The Lover from Ballet Aztek, Vaudeville Theatre, 1937
1,500-2,000 pounds

408 . DOBUZHINSKY, MSTISLAV
The Woodcutter's Wife from Hansel and Gretel
3,000-5,000 pounds

581 . DIMTSU, MIKHAILO
Game
2,000-3,000 pounds

* 340 . CHUPYATOV, LEONID
Portrait in a Landscape
100,000-150,000 pounds

* § 533 . CHUIKOV, IVAN
Let There be Peace (Miru Mir)
25,000-30,000 pounds

* § 540 . CHUIKOV, IVAN
Postcard XII
30,000-40,000 pounds

* 92 . CHRIST THE “NON-SLEEPING EYE” (ANAPESON)
RUSSIAN (MOSCOW?), XVII CENTURY
40,000-60,000 pounds

26 . CHRIST THE SAVIOUR
RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK OF T. TELOGREEV (1824–54), NIZHNI NOVGOROD, 1830
15,000-20,000 pounds

* 33 . CHRIST PREACHING IN THE TEMPLE — THE FEAST OF THE MID-PENTECOST
RUSSIAN (MSTERA), CIRCA 1800
3,000-4,000 pounds

* 174 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH TWO FAMILY SAINTS ON THE BORDER
RUSSIAN (SUZDAL?), MIDDLE OF THE XIX CENTURY
2,000-2,500 pounds

138 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH AN ENAMELLED, PARCEL-GILT OKLAD
RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK SG IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, 1896–1908
12,000-15,000 pounds

28 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH A SILVER AND ENAMEL OKLAD
RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK SG IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, 1908-1917
4,000-6,000 pounds

* 114 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR WITH A PARCEL-GILT AND ENAMEL OKLAD
RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK EAK IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, AFTER 1908
4,000-5,000 pounds

125 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR
RUSSIAN (OLD BELIEVERS’ WORKSHOP), LATE XIX CENTURY IN THE TRADITION OF THE XVI CENTURY
6,000-10,000 pounds

* 196 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR
RUSSIAN, LATE XIX CENTURY
1,500-2,000 pounds pounds

* 201 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR
RUSSIAN (OLD BELIEVERS’ WORKSHOP), SECOND HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
2,500-3,500 pounds

* 208 . CHRIST PANTOKRATOR
RUSSIAN (POVOLZHYE?), SECOND HALF OF THE XVIII CENTURY
2,000-2,500 pounds