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Lot 0120 — Rare Russian presentation icon of Mother of God of — Estimate: €40,000–€50,000
Lot 0120 — Rare Russian presentation icon of Mother of God of — Estimate: €40,000–€50,000
Rare Russian presentation icon of Mother of God of Fedorovskaya. Wood, tempera. Riza: silver, gilding, cloisonne enamel. Makers mark of Antip Kuzmichev. Moscow, 1887. With donative inscription on the back, describing that this icon were donated to Illariya M. Stavrovskaya from Bishop Guriy Simbirskiy. Bishop Guriy (Sergey Vasilievich Burtasov before tonsure) was born on 30 July 1845 in Burtasi village, Kazan province. He graduated from the Kazan clerical school and seminary. In 1868 he went to Kazan clerical Academy. In 1872 he graduated from the Academy with a degree in theology. His whole life Guriy was devoted to missionary work. He baptized Buryats, established many parish Churches in far East, Samara and Stavropol regions. He founded the baptist charity fund for orphans and widows. For missionary work he was elected the honored member of Kazan clerical Academy in 1902. He died on 5 January 1907. Dimensions: 31.5 X 27 X 3.5 cm.
Starting price: €35,000
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Lot 0119 — Russian icon of Mother of God of Kazan. Moscow, 1816y. — Estimate: €4,500–€6,000
Lot 0119 — Russian icon of Mother of God of Kazan. Moscow, 1816y. — Estimate: €4,500–€6,000
Russian icon of Mother of God of Kazan. Wood, tempera, silver, filigree, enamel. Moscow, 1816. Dimensions: 29.5 x 25 cm.
Starting price: €3,500
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Lot 0116 — Russian silver tea set. Makers mark of Nikolay — Estimate: €12,000–€15,000
Lot 0116 — Russian silver tea set. Makers mark of Nikolay — Estimate: €12,000–€15,000
Russian tea set “Troykaâ€. Silver, en plain enamel. Makers mark of Nikolay Vladimirov. Petersburg, 1898-1908. Weight: 829.7 gr. Height of kettle: 12.5 cm.
Starting price: €10,000
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Lot 0117 — Russian silver goblet. 1830y. — Estimate: €6,000–€8,000
Lot 0117 — Russian silver goblet. 1830y. — Estimate: €6,000–€8,000
Russian goblet “shooting prize†in the shape of kettle-drum with pistols as a base. With engraving portraits of Nikolas I Imperator of Russia, his wife Alexandra Fedorovna and son prince Alexander Nikolaevich. Silver. Warsaw. 1830s. Dimensions: 17 X 19 X 10.5 cm. Weight: 388 gr.
Starting price: €4,500
Hammer Price: UNSOLD