Antique Orthodox

prosperity. Thus, the orthodox Confucian view that the military was an inferior class to be ruled over by an

monastery is controlled by the autonomous Church of Sinai, part of the wider Eastern Orthodox Church, and is

sections are topped with a shaped finial top reminiscent of the famous onion domes seen in Orthodox church

tallest Orthodox church in the world. Soon after, John Wright of Birmingham, England discovered that

abbreviation of the name Jesus. In Eastern Orthodox Church the Christogram is composed with letters X and P and

prosperity. Thus, the orthodox Confucian view that the military was an inferior class to be ruled over by an

safety and prosperity. Thus, the orthodox Confucian view that the military was an inferior class to be

Elisabeth who was a daughter of Tsar Peter the Great. As a new convert to the Russian Orthodox Church she

In good condition From a private collection Free international shipping Russian Orthodox Religious

inches framed: 43.5 x 39 inches Very fine and rare antique portrait of an Orthodox religious figure

Intricately painted icon, St. George slaying the dragon, oil and gold leaf on board, red velvet matte, framed in gilt frame, dated on front 1867 März 20 (March 20, 1867) Measures...

24 candle ceremonial brass floor candelabra usually found in Orthodox Catholic churches, circa

Greek orthodox icon (painted around the year 1800). At the top: "Mother of God of the Unfading

Greek orthodox icon (painted around the year 1800). At the top: "Mother of God of the Unfading

Orthodox Icon, although it could possibly be Russian. Height 42cm x Width 27cm x Depth 4.5cm

this is a Greek Orthodox Icon, although it could possibly be Russian. Height 40cm x Width 29.5cm x

This rare and important Faberge 14 karat yellow gold and enamel Russian Orthodox cross, attributed

Saints. We believe this is a Greek Orthodox Icon, although it could possibly be Russian. Height 22cm x

In this listing you will find a large Antique Orthodox Icon depicting Saint Nicholas (Sveti Nikola

Antique Greek Orthodox Silver Framed Icon with Madonna & Child 19thC. Measures - 15.25"H x

An antique Russian Orthodox Icon offers various Biblical scenes of the life of Jesus Christ painted

Antique brass umbrella or cane stand etched with Byzantine / Orthodox Christian motifs and figures

A cast bronze three panel folding traveling altar icon. The front panel with a scene of the cross. The interior opening shows scenes of the life of Christ. The panels are divided int...

An antique Russian Orthodox icon offers oil on board painting with verbiage as photographed, c1900

An Orthodox Byzantine cross from the 16th century. The main center piece of this pendant, is an

An antique Russian Orthodox icon offers triptych form with high relief and polychromed figures

Wonderful Pair of Russian-Eastern Orthodox Church Shrine Original Doors (Circa 1840-1860), The

A fine & rare 17th century Greek Orthodox Icon, Saint Athanasios (Athanasius), circa 1650. The icon

A fine & rare 17th century Greek Orthodox Icon, "Christ Enthroned", circa 1650. The icon depicting

In this listing you will find a stunning antique Orthodox icon, depicting Jesus Pantocrator. The

A Russian 1843 Orthodox crucifix cross, created by Karl Verlin. Beautiful antique piece, created

A fine antique 18th Century Greek Orthodox icon, egg tempera & gold leaf on wood panel, circa 1750

A large & fine antique early 19th century hand-painted & gilded Greek Orthodox icon, egg tempera on

, Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox Church, Anglican Communion, Lutheranism.

A Russian orthodox icon of enameled bronze, modeled as a triptych for traveling pilgrims and

A Russian orthodox icon of enameled bronze, modeled as a hanging crucifix for traveling pilgrims

classical Byzantine painting techniques characteristic of Orthodox iconographic tradition. On wood panel.

A Russian orthodox icon of enameled bronze, modeled as a hanging panel for traveling pilgrims and

A pair of VERY unusual crowns made in Russia during the 19th Century and used during Greek Orthodox

This is a very nice 19th century example of a Greek Orthodox icon. Great original condition

A Russian orthodox icon painting of mother (Mary) and child (Jesus) with riza (gilt revetment) or

An antique Russian Orthodox Icon offers hand painted scene on wood panel depicting St. George on

Tempera on wood. The icon traces the festivities of the Orthodox liturgical calendar, with the

the edge of a Russian market. The spires and domes of an Orthodox church can be seen in the distance

the "Twelve Feasts" represents the twelve great feasts of the liturgical year of the Orthodox Church

influence on the style of Russian Orthodox icons and their revived interest in the 1800s. However, due to

From Italy, a late 17th century religious painting inspired by Orthodox Venetian Cretan School

Apocryphal of John (not recognized as a divinely inspired text by the Catholic or Orthodox Church). Due to

, etc. It is the most orthodox shape of old Korean chests. The condition is good without any major

storage box that used to store clothes, books, vessels, etc. It is the most orthodox shape of old Korean

from the Eastern Orthodox Byzantine Empire. This coin has been inspected and approved to be authentic

prayer and ritual ceremony within the Coptic Orthodox Church. Blessed by the Priest prior to use, the

the mice from climbing up. It is the most orthodox shape of old Korean chests. The condition is

, this piece represents the Holy Trinity and divine illumination, a common motif in Catholic and Orthodox

liberating from orthodox doctrines and to evolve to a successful physician, natural scientist and

. Above three angels sitting at a table. 
The orthodox icons respond to a tradition that is foreign to

., veneered both by the Catholic and the Orthodox Church, who travelled through Italy as evangelisers, and