A small Russian icon showing Saint Nicholas of Myra with silver oklad, a silver pendant showing Christ Pantokrator and six brass icons, 18th (one) - 20th century A silver pendant with engraved depiction of Christ Pantokrator, the reverse with inscription "Rette und schütze" in Cyrillic, hallmarked with Moscow District Inspection Administration mark with fineness "84" and engraved master's mark "DK" in Cyrillic, height 4 cm, weight 10 g. A miniature icon with St. Nicholas of Myra, oil painting, guilloché silver oklad, hallmarked with fineness "84" and master's mark "IE" in Cyrillic, dimensions 7.1 x 5.6 cm. Six bronze icons, cast in relief: Christ Pantocrator, Christ enthroned, Mother of God of Kazan, Mother of God Hodegetria and two crucifixes, height 5.6 - 12.8 cm. Condition: II

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