Rare Russian porcelain tea cup and saucer produced by Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, reign of Emperor Paul I (1796-1801). Both are decorated with hand-painted Napoleonic Wars military regimental scenes within square cartouches, flanked b...

Rare Russian porcelain tea cup and saucer produced by Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, reign of Emperor Paul I (1796-1801). Both are decorated with hand-painted Napoleonic Wars military regimental scenes within square cartouches, flanked b...

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).

An antique Russian porcelain soup bowl from the Gothic Service for the Winter Palace, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg. The border is decorated with stylized foliate and flowerhead ornaments in red, green, and gilt on a blue ground. Marked o...

A rare porcelain pitcher by Popov, Russia, 19th century. Marked by the manufacturer in blue ink on the verso underglaze. Literature item reference: 1. Private Porcelain Factories of Imperial Russia, St. Petersburg, p.164; 2. Imperial Porcelain Factor...

A rare porcelain jug/pitcher by Popov, Russia, 19th century. Marked by the manufacturer in blue ink on the verso underglaze. Literature item reference: 1. Private Porcelain Factories of Imperial Russia, St. Petersburg, p.164; 2. Imperial Porcelain Fa...

A rare porcelain pitcher by Popov, Russia, 19th century. Marked by the manufacturer in blue ink on the verso underglaze. Literature item reference: 1. Private Porcelain Factories of Imperial Russia, St. Petersburg, p.164; 2. Imperial Porcelain Factor...

A porcelain figure of a smoking Turk, seated on a marble chair, marble base, probably Novyh Brothers, circa 1830. Provenance: V. V. Znamenov, "Private Porcelain Factories of Imperial Russia", St. Petersburg, p. 144; Sotheby’s, November 26, 2013, Lond...

A Russian porcelain cup with a matching saucer from the Peterhof Service made by Imperial Porcelain Factory. The cup is marked on the verso NII in green ink underglaze and dated 1896. The saucer is marked with AIII and is dated 1889. A dinner plate f...

Antique Russian porcelain teacup and saucer, Gardner Factory, Verbilki, 1870-1880. Both items are decorated with a gilded band of foliate and geometrical ornament, a cup with a gilded handle. Marked under bases with red underglaze and impressed facto...

A French 19th-century set of a porcelain coffee cup and saucer. Cobalt blue ground with Empire-style golden patterns. The cup has a gilded interior, mounted on three lion paws legs and also decorated with an idyllic scene depicting two men walking to...

An antique Russian Imperial, St. Petersburg Factory, porcelain cobalt blue set of a cup and a saucer. The set is adorned with gilding and a lace pattern. Circa: early 19th century. Marked with blue ink on the bottom. Russian Imperial Porcelain Table ...

Russian Porcelain Cup and Saucer Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, Period of Alexander III From the Farm Palace Banquet Service, decorated with a floral spray against a blue and gilt ground. Height of cup 2 3/4 inches.

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...

Late 19th-century Kornilov Brothers Imperial Russian lidded porcelain egg-form cup and saucer decorated with gilding, stylized ornaments, and proverbs in Russian. Stamped on the base with Kornilov Brothers factory mark and inscribed: Made in Russia b...

An Imperial Porcelain Factory plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service was made during the reign of Nicholas I 1825-1855 in St. Petersburg. With the blue mark on the verso underglaze NI. Reference: Imperial Porcelain Factory, page 471. NI surmounte...

An early 19th-century porcelain-legged cup and saucer decorated with gilding and cobalt blue paint. Ca. 1820.

A rare Russian porcelain two-tier centerpiece made by the Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory. The stand is of gilt-bronze depicting three seated winged cherubs. With a gilded rim cobalt-blue bottom with the Imperial Russian double-headed eagle and fl...

A fine pair of Russian Gardner porcelain tea cups with saucers. Painted in pink and decorated with thin bands of gilding. Marked on the verso with Gardner factory marks, number 4, and Russian Imperial double-headed eagle. 1880-1890.

Two Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plates from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Nicholas I (1825-1855). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground, the center with the cipher Grand Duke Alexander ...

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Alexander III (ca. 1892). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground, the center with the cipher of Tsar AII surmounted...

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Alexander III (ca. 1892). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground, the center with the cipher of Tsar AII surmounted...

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). ...

An imperial Russian porcelain plate from the Babigonsky Service with the mark of Nicholas II, 1902.

Rare Russian porcelain two-tier centerpiece made by the Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory. The sculptural stand is made of gilded bronze and depicts three seated winged cherubs. The plates are featuring gilded rim with cobalt blue bottom and decorat...

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...

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 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).