St. Nicholas, 18c in silver, RRR
 

33h28sm, weight about 400g salary, without restoration, all rodnoe.Obsuzhdalas here http://www.icon-art.info/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=28024

Hello, Cyril, this is a rarity from the word <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

The icon is not an ordinary , just what is the Moscow Assay annual hallmarks of the first half of the 18th century , the salary is almost ideal, and kept a good home painting for two and a half centuries , plus a letter to the school , the size of the hottest , and though written only two decades later by the death of Peter 1 :shy:>

Cyril, show me in the free market analoynuyu icon in his native silver frame with Moscow hallmarks of the first half of the 18th century, and I have the words "RRR"'ll get back <! - ~ 1 ~ -> <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

"The truth is always the same, so Pharaoh said," <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

It's just emotions, factual basis of your conclusions I can not see.

Any sensible word, is under a osnovu.Bezosnovatelnye and speculative conclusions, not the best way to nenavyazchevogo communication, even keeping the chain of command.

Cyril, I really respect you.
But you must admit that you found Nicholas on the hammer, guided by my advice, to seek such an icon in a free and prodazhe.Vot nashli.Tolko odnu.Moyu.
<! - ~ 12 ~ -> And if someone is a lot of money, it does not mean that they should not be an icon <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

You suggested that I went to look for Hammer vosemnashku Nicholas in silver?
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I did so initially, when also doubted raritetnosti.No not on the hammer or the other auctions have not found <! - ~ 12 ~ -> That's lectern, namely the first half of the 18th, it was with a clear dated stamp in his home collection
and without the restoration ..