Three Russian Objects of Distinction
$149.95
This trio of Russian objects of distinction highlights iconic imagery and traditional craftsmanship inspired by celebrated works and landmarks. The collection includes a hand painted lacquer box titled "Moonlit Night" after Ivan Kramskoy, featuring a finely detailed nocturnal scene rendered in rich tones. Accompanying it is a small box printed with the distinctive architecture of St. Basil's Cathedral, adding a recognizable symbol of Moscow's heritage. Completing the set is a carved wooden egg depicting the Church of the Ascension in Kolomenskoye, showcasing smooth craftsmanship and architectural detail in relief. Together, these pieces create a cohesive and culturally rich grouping that reflects the beauty and history of Russian art and design.
Condition Note: The item is in overall good condition. There may be signs of wear consistent with age. The egg is numbered "87.93." The large box has an inscription by the artist. Please look at the images for more details.
Please note that due to their vintage nature, some items may exhibit charming signs of age and gentle wear, adding to their unique character.
Product Information
- Height: 1 3/4, 1 1/2, 5 3/4 Inches
- Length: 3 1/2, 2 1/4 Inches
- Width: 4, 3 3/4, 3 1/2 Inches
- Weight: 1.25 Pounds
- Condition: Vintage (item may show signs of age or other imperfections.)
- Web ID: 137291141
Shipping & Returns Information
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- 30-Day Returns. Note: altered pieces cannot be returned. For complete details, read our Returns policy.
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