Engravings Russia

engravings of floral motifs all around. The copper seal itself is an engraving of the Russian Imperial double

and naval history. An intricately rendered engraving of the Russian Imperial Standard surmounts the

Antique solid silver coffee spoon, Has Initial "M" on the spoon as well as decorative engravings

and unusual as it could have been a presentation watch to Tzar Nicholas II of Russia. The engraving is

Russian silver cup, floral with unused engraving shield. 84 zolotniks (.875 standard). Imperial

Vladimir Vlady Kibalchich (Russia, 1920-2005) 'Untitled', 1991 engraving on paper Velin Arches 300

'The Old Palace of the Czars of Moscow' Colour aquatint, circa 1815. 19.5cm by 24.5cm (sheet)

-Vence (Russian/French) Title: The Rider and the Rooster L’écuyère et le coq, 1943 Technique

Super map of Russia Copper plate engraving by A. Bell Published, circa 1790. Unframed.

Great map of Russia Copper-plate engraving Drawn and engraved by Thomas Clerk, Edinburgh

Polotsk, fought on August 17-18, 1812, during Napoleon's Russian campaign. The engraving is a reproduction

engraving and black fired enamel, Russian niello type. Measurement cm. 5.8 x 9 x 1.2 Weight gr. 171. Made in

citadel, a symbol of Russian power and heritage. The engraving showcases the dazzling golden onion domes

base. The stone is probably amazonite. The back with some later Russian engravings. Mikhail

travelled to Russia. Despite the fact that he arrived in the country almost unknown as an artist, within a

Antique solid silver spoon, has initial "M" on the fork as well as decorative engravings. Made in

signifying 14k gold in Russia. Hand engraving done at a later date. This ring will become a family heirloom

Restrike engraving of an original engraving after a 1901 painting of Russian wolfhounds by Maud

of a group of 20 fine aquatints from a famous series of Russian engravings titled "A Year in St