An exceptional, high-quality Imperial Russian copper alloy (bronze/brass) traveling icon from the 18th to 19th century, measuring in the classic "2-Vershok" format. This museum-quality piece represents a supreme example of traditional Old Believers (Staroobryadtsy) casting workshops. Iconography & Details: - Main Subject: The Feodorovskaya Mother of God (Богоматерь Феодоровская), historically revered as the patroness of the Romanov dynasty. The composition shows the Christ Child tenderly pressing His cheek against the Virgin's face, with His distinctive bare left leg exposed—a key iconographic trait of this specific holy image. - Finial: A magnificent three-part openwork ornate top finial. The central part depicts the New Testament Trinity (Новозаветная Троица), flanked by two beautifully rendered, prominent Cherubim (Angels) with outspread wings. Condition: Excellent antique condition with crisp, sharp details. The faces, halo decorations, and text inscriptions remain perfectly defined and unworn by time. The icon features a highly desirable, smooth, untouched historical "cabinet" patina with dark chocolate and olive tones. No restorations or damages. A superb investment piece for any serious collector of Eastern Christian antiquities and early bronze artwork. Please see the high-resolution images for a correct impression of this object. Secure tracked shipping. Offered with No Reserve Price!