116C: CARVED IVORY CORPUS CHRISTI
112A: CARVED IVORY RELIEF
549: A SANCTUARY LAMP 19th century, a large and impres
461: GILT BRONZE & SILVERED COPPER SANCTUARY LAMP
458: A MASSIVE GILT BRONZE HIGH ALTAR CRUCIFIX 19th ce
510: RUSSIAN ICON: The Three-Handed Mother of God, cir
506: RUSSIAN ICON: Saint Sergiy Radonezh and Saint Pof
502: RUSSIAN ICON: The Tikhvin Mother of God, 18th cen
499: RUSSIAN ICON: Saint John the Warrior, in the Stro
495: RUSSIAN ICON: The Old Testament Trinity, 19th cen
491: RUSSIAN ICONS, A PAIR: Both depicting the UTOLIMO
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116B: CONTINENTAL IVORY LAMINATED MUSIC BOX
556: A GILT BRONZE MISSAL STAND
548: A SILVERED CAST BRONZE COPTIC HAND CROSS
460: A GILT BRONZE & ENAMELED GOSPEL STAND French 19th
457: GOTHIC STYLE HOLY WATER FONT
509: RUSSIAN ICON: The Lord Almighty, 19th century. Ov
505: RUSSIAN ICON: Selected Saints, 19th century. Begi
501: RUSSIAN ICON: The Archangel Michael, circa 1890.
498: RUSSIAN ICON: The Tikhvin Mother of God Icon held
494: RUSSIAN ICON: The Crucifixion, 19th century. At c
488: RUSSIAN ICON: St. John and Princess Olga, circa 1
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115A: SOUTH GERMAN CARVED IVORY & GILT-COPPER LIDDED B
555: PR OF GILT BRONZE 3-LIGHT ALTAR CANDLE STANDS
545: A PAIR OF CARVED WOOD CORPUS probably German 18th
459: AN ELABORATE GILT BRONZE RELIQUARY Italian 19th c
456: A STERLING SILVER CHALICE French 19th century. Th
508: A SILVERED METAL RELIEF PLAQUE of the Crucifixion
504: RUSSIAN ICON: The Feodorovskaya Mother of God, 19
673: Three Fox Wraps
497: RUSSIAN ICON: The Archangel Michael, 19th century
493: RUSSIAN ICON: Saint George Slaying the Dragon, ci
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113A: SOUTH GERMAN CARVED IVORY RELIEF
554: PR 17/18TH C. HAND LETTERED VELLUM HYMNAL SHEETS
463: PR OF GILDED STERLING & SILVERED BRONZE CHALICES
673: Three Fox Wraps
454: A CARVED GILT WOOD & PAINTED FOLDING SCREEN
507: RUSSIAN ICON: Saints Samon, Guriy and Aviv, 19th
503: RUSSIAN ICON: The Lord Almighty, circa 1890. Chri
500: RUSSIAN ICON: The Old Testament Trinity, circa 18
496: RUSSIAN ICON: Saint Nicholas, circa 1825. A finel
492: RUSSIAN ICON: The Vladimir Mother of God, circa 1
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