Lot 801
Two Russian Decoupage Lacquer Boxes from Palekh of the Russian Imperial Romanov Family and a Superior Portrait of Tsar Nicholas II (1868-1918) Nicholas II, the last Emperor of Russia along with his family the subject of more conspiracies, books and films than any other ruler of Russia. Though he had been deposed, his crown and his name stolen from him, his family imprisoned, months later, they were all brutally assassinated. Czar Nicholas is frequently the subject of Russian lacquer boxes, and this decoupage is from one of his most famous state portraits and is truly stunning. It has been beautifully enhanced with intricate hand painted gold gilt throughout his crown, his chain of office, his scepter, his orb & cross and his sword belt. The box lid is accented with a gilt silver scroll border. 1¼ x 3 x 4" and in mint condition.
The second box is of the entire Imperial Romamov family from one of their many painted family portraits. Stately image with all the lace, sashes, buttons, crowns jewelry and bullion are all accented in gold and likewise bordered in silver gilt matching the Tsar's. 1¼ x 3 x 4" and also in mint condition. Estimated Value $600 - UP
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