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A RUSSIAN ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS-MOUNTED CALENDAR HOLDER
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A RUSSIAN ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS-MOUNTED CALENDAR HOLDER

CIRCA 1900

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A RUSSIAN ARTS & CRAFTS BRASS-MOUNTED CALENDAR HOLDER
CIRCA 1900
The wooden wall plaque with cut-out floral mounts centred by an enamelled panel depicting the folkloric character Ivan Tsarevitch aiming his bow, the rectangular brass panel below, with hammered edges, to hold the calendar, (calendar now absent)
14½ in. long (36.7 cm.)
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No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium, which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.

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The image refers to the legend of a sovereign prince who had three sons, the youngest named Ivan Tsarevitch. One day the ruler told his sons to shoot an arrow and in whichever court the arrow fell, there they would find a wife. Unfortunately Ivan's arrow landed in a swamp where it was caught by a frog . Ivan's father insisted he marry the frog as that was evidently his destiny but after many trials and tribulations the frog turns into the beautiful Vassilissa and they live happily ever after.