194 . THE FOUNDERS OF THE SOLOVETSKY MONASTERY, ZOSIMA AND SAVATII, FLANKED BY A HOLY BISHOP AND ST. NIL OF SORA
RUSSIAN, LATE XVIII CENTURY
1,000-1,500 pounds

9 . THE GUARDIAN ANGEL WITH SIX FAMILY PATRONS AND THE NEW TESTAMENT TRINITY
RUSSIAN (MSTERA), CIRCA 1800
15,000-20,000 pounds

* 11 . THE GUARDIAN ANGEL, A SELECTION OF SAINTS, AN IMAGE OF THE ANASTASIS AND CHRIST IN BLESSING WITH FOUR PATRON SAINTS ON THE BORDER
CENTRAL RUSSIA (OLD BELIEVER’S WORKSHOP), SECOND QUARTER OF THE XIX CENTURY
6,000-8,000 pounds

* 7 . THE HOLY MARTYRS FLORUS AND LAURUS
RUSSIAN (POVOLZHYE?), MIDDLE OF THE XVII CENTURY
30,000-40,000 pounds

* 78 . THE HOLY MONK KIRILL BELOZERSKY
RUSSIAN, FIRST HALF OF THE XVII CENTURY
40,000-50,000 pounds

195 . THE HOLY SAINTS OF KIEV
RUSSIAN, LATE XIX CENTURY
1,200-1,600 pounds

* 44 . THE LAMENTATION OF CHRIST AND PREPARATION FOR HIS ENTOMBMENT
RUSSIAN (SUZDAL), FIRST HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
6,000-8,000 pounds

* 112 . THE LIDSKAYA MOTHER OF GOD WITH TWO FAMILY PATRONS ON THE BORDER
RUSSIAN (MOSCOW?), EARLY XIX CENTURY
15,000-20,000 pounds

* 73 . THE LIFE OF PROPHET ELIJAH IN THE DESERT AND HIS FIERY ASCENT TO THE HEAVENS
RUSSIAN (URAL?), MIDDLE OF THE XIX CENTURY
700-900 pounds

* 126 . THE LIFE OF THE PROPHET ELIJAH IN THE WILDERNESS AND HIS FIERY ASCENT TO HEAVEN
RUSSIAN, CIRCA 1800 IN THE TRADITION OF THE XVII CENTURY
30,000-40,000 pounds

* 109 . THE LITURGICAL WEEK
RUSSIAN, CIRCA 1700
10,000-15,000 pounds

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

* 50 . THE MARTYRDOM OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
RUSSIAN (MSTERA), CIRCA 1800
4,000-6,000 pounds

158 . THE MEDICAL ST. PANTELEIMON
GREEK, XVII CENTURY
6,000-8,000 pounds

* 84 . THE MONASTIC STS. ZOSIMA AND SAVATII, FOUNDERS OF THE SOLOVETSKY MONASTERY, IN ADORATION OF THE MOTHER OF GOD OF THE SIGN, WITH A SILVER-GILT AND ENAMELLED BASMA
RUSSIAN (MOSCOW), CIRCA 1600
55,000-65,000 pounds

* 27 . THE MOTHER OF GOD AND CHRIST WITH A SILVER-GILT OKLAD, SET IN A CARVED AND GILDED WOODEN FRAME
RUSSIAN, MAKER’S MARK iSh IN CYRILLIC, MOSCOW, 1849
800-1,000 pounds pounds

* 5 . THE MOTHER OF GOD OF FEODOR WITH A SILVER OKLAD AND PEARL-ENCRUSTED EMBROIDERY
RUSSIAN, THE ICON DATING TO THE FIRST HALF OF XVIII CENTURY, THE OKLAD WITH MAKER’S MARK V.S IN CYRILLIC, TVER, 1841
5,000-7,000 pounds

* 134 . THE MOTHER OF GOD OF KAZAN
CENTRAL RUSSIA, SECOND HALF OF THE XIX CENTURY
1,000-1,200 pounds

* 212 . THE MOTHER OF GOD OF KAZAN
RUSSIAN (MSTERA), LATE XVIII CENTURY
3,000-4,000 pounds

* 4 . THE MOTHER OF GOD OF KAZAN AND TWO FAMILY SAINTS ON THE BORDER WITH FRESHWATER PEARLS AND SILVER OKLAD
RUSSIAN (MSTERA?), CIRCA 1800
15,000-18,000 pounds