Made by Kornilov Porcelain Manufacturer, decorated with hand-painted floral motif and birds. Marked on the bottom by the manufacturer. End of the 19th century.

Made by Kornilov Porcelain Manufacturer, decorated with hand-painted floral motif and birds. Marked on the bottom by the manufacturer. End of the 19th century.

A pair of hand-painted porcelain plates decorated with a floral motif made by Kornilov Broz. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer underglaze.

A set of 3 pieces, a teacup, saucer, and a medium dinner plate made by the Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, late 19th century - early 20th century. Marked on the verso by Kornilov Bros.

A set of six porcelain dessert plates, Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, late 19th century. Each is decorated with geometric motifs in blue, red, and green, with a gilded rim, probably after the designs by Ivan Galnbek (1855 - 1934)...

A set of six porcelain dinner plates, Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, late 19th century. Each is decorated with geometric motifs in blue, red and green, with a gilded rim, probably after the designs by Ivan Galnbek (1855 - 1934). ...

A pair of porcelain dessert plates by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, late 19th or early 20th-century. The rim and center are decorated with Pan-Slavic ornament in red, yellow and black, designed by Ivan Galnbek (1855 - 1934). Mar...

Antique pair of porcelain dessert plates by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, late 19th or early 20th-century. The borders and center are decorated with Pan-Slavic ornament in red, yellow, and black, designed by Ivan Galnbek (1855 -...

A Kornilov Brothers Porcelain factory plate from the Gothic Service was made around 1861-1884. The rim is decorated with stylized foliate and flowerhead ornaments in red, green, and gilt on a blue ground and adorned with gilded rims. Marked on verso ...

A set of six antique Russian porcelain Art Deco dinner plates. Hand-painted with floral designs. Decorated with gilding. Marked with factory marks on base. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. Dated from the late 19th to the early 20th-century.

The plate features scenes of a Russian village and was produced circa 1884-1917 by the Kornilov Brothers porcelain manufactory for Tiffany and Co., New York. Marked on the bottom. The Kornilov Brosporcelain manufactory produced dinner, tea sets, and ...

A pair of hand-painted porcelain plates decorated with a floral motif made by Kornilov Broz. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer underglaze.

This porcelain plate by Kornilov Bros is decorated with central cherry red Imperial double-headed eagle painted in cross-stitch simulated style, surrounded by geometric frieze, the borders with Russian sayings in stylized script within pale yellow st...

Russian Imperial porcelain plates from the Life Guard Sapper Battalion table service by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory. With a white background, the plates feature the symbol of the Russian Sapper Battalion on the top - a crowned double-headed d...

The set consists of seven pieces: a lidded tea kettle, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, teacup, and saucer. Gilded, painted with blue background and floral motif. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. All matching in its original state without restorat...

The centerpiece is decorated with hand-painted birds and floral motif, richly gilded. Marked by the manufacturer on the plate verso.

The centerpiece is decorated with hand-painted birds and floral motifs, richly gilded. Marked by the manufacturer on the charger verso.

An unusual cup design featuring two handles with a matching saucer painted with a Russian landscape by the Kornilov Porcelain Bros. Mfg. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer underglaze.

The set comprises five Russian porcelain dessert plates from the Kornilov Brothers factory, Russian Empire, St. Petersburg, circa 1903. The borders of the plates are adorned with ornaments after the original illustrations by Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942) ...

A Russian porcelain plate by the Popov Porcelain Factory. Painted overglaze with a landscape scene on a pink background, decorated with gilding. Underglaze blue Cyrillic mark "AP" is on the reverse. The first half of the 19th-century.

Fine and rare set of three Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory handled julienne bowls decorated in the Pan-Slavic style. Porcelain, polychrome painting, gilding. The design is an artistic rethinking of the stylized motifs of Russian folk embroidery c...

A set of six desserts plates, based on the design by Ivan Galnbek. Each border is painted with geometric motifs in blue, red, and green, with a gilded rim. Marked on the verso with factory stamps and inscriptions "Made in Russia by Kornilov Bros.", e...

Set of twelve porcelain dinner plates, Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory for Tiffany & Co., St Petersburg, 1900-1917. The borders are decorated with pan-Slavic motifs in blue, red, pale yellow and green, probably after the designs by Ivan Galnb...

A rare piece of Russian porcelain made by Kornilov Bros. The mug depicts a Russian Troika in the winter landscape background. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer: "Copyright, based on the original drawing by N. (Nikolai) Karazin." Ca. 1900.

Antique Russian white porcelain teacup and saucer decorated with gilding. The white porcelain cup and saucer were made by a private Russian porcelain manufacturer, the other is made by Gardner Porcelain Factory. The second half of the 19th century. I...

A Russian porcelain cup with saucer, Popov Porcelain Manufactory. The surface is decorated with gilded stripes and rims. Both items are marked on the bottom with blue underglaze stamps of the Popov factory with the initials AP (Cyrillic).

A set of six Russian dinner plates, probably after the designs by Ivan Galnbek. Each border is painted with geometric motifs in blue, red, and green, with a gilded rim. Marked on reverse with factory bear stamps and inscriptions "Made in Russia by Ko...

An early 20th-century porcelain kovsh in the neo-Russian style. In the center, it features a double-headed Russian imperial eagle. The rim features a Russian proverb in Cyrillic. The body is decorated with a pattern of intertwining crimson, gold, and...

Antique Kornilov Brothers porcelain plate decorated with a hand-painted view of the Triumphal Gate at Tverskaya Zastava in Moscow, after Félix Benoist (1818-1896). The rim with a red outer band between gilt borders, and crowned monogram "S" (probably...

A pair of Russian porcelain dinner plates, one larger than the other, from the Peterhof Service "Korbievsly (Cabbage Leaf)" made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, decorated with gilding, hand-painted with three sprays of wildflowers. The larger plat...