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A Russian icon depicting the Kazan Mother of God with a silver-gilt frame featuring cloisonné enamel appliqués, late 19th century (icon), Moscow, Igor Cheryartov, 1908–1917 (frame), enamel added later Oil painting. Finely engraved, guilloché-worked, and gilded silver setting. The halos are decorated with colorful cloisonné enamel tendrils on a hallmarked background. The border features seven enamel appliqués. Oklad hallmarked with the district assay office mark, fineness “84,” and the master’s mark “I.Tsch.” in Cyrillic. Nimbus stamped with the assay office mark and master’s mark. The frame has small cracks along the edge. The frame has not been opened. Dimensions: 22 x 18 cm Condition: II
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