A porcelain plate from the service of the Order of St Alexander Nevsky, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg. Marked on the verso NII, 1899.

A lot of to plates marked by the manufacturer on the verso, one is dated 1899 with the cipher of NII in green ink underglaze and another has a mark of NII 1910.

A set of two Russian porcelain plates from the Korbievskiy Banquet Service. Hand-painted over-glaze marked HI (Nicholas II) in green ink underglaze. Reign of Nicholas II (0ne plate is dated 1908, and the other 1912). Reference: Imperial Porcelain Fac...

A pair of Russian Porcelain Factory hand-painted plates decorated from the Banquet Service with a floral motif with cobalt-blue ornaments and gilt rim. One plate is marked with AIII 89 and another with 1889 NII underglaze.

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...

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory dinner plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, a Service made for Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich (Alexander I) during the reign of his father Nicholas I, Peterhof, circa 1825-1855. The center of the plate is...

A lot of two Banquet Service porcelain plates marked on the verso: AII and NII. 1880 - 1896.

Set of two Russian dinner plates, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St Petersburg, reign of Tsar Nicholas II. Marked on the verso with a green NII monogram surrounded by a crown, dated 1910 and 1904.

Two plates by the Imperial Porcelain Factory from the Korbievsky Service, reign of Nikolas I and Alexander II. Marked underglaze: NI and AII.

Of a circular form featuring a double-headed Russian imperial eagle. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer in blue ink in overglaze. Marked on the verso: Kuznetsov, NII, 1910 (Russian POrcelain Factory).

A pair of Russian porcelain dinner plates from the Peterhof Service made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, decorated with gilding, hand-painted with wildflowers and cobalt-blue ornament along the rim, marked on the verso NII 1902, AIII 1893 undergla...

A pair of porcelain plates from the Banquet Service marked on the verso NII.

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...

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...

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 ...

Of circular form two large service plates or chargers marked by the manufacturer on the verso in blue ink underglaze.

Two porcelain dinner plates from the tsarevich Nicholas Alexandrovich (later Emperor Nicholas II) service. Decorated with cobalt blue border with the blue and gilt cipher of Grand Duke Nicholas Alexandrovich. Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersbur...

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PLATE AND A SOUP-PLATE FROM THE FARM PALACE BANQUET SERVICE... BY THE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, PERIOD OF The soup-plate - 9 7/8 in. (25.1 cm.) wide

A Russian (possibly by the Imperial Porcelain Factory) plate richly decorated with gilding with a painting in the center, probably depicting the goddess of spring Flora, accompanied by Cupid. Unmarked. Russia, circa 1820.

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).

Marked on the verso with AII surmounted with a crown in green ink underglaze, the other has the Kornilov Bros, St. Petersburg mark on glaze on the verso.

Russian Porcelain Imperial Factory plate with a central medallion depicting a young lumberjack with a bundle of brushwood on his back. The rim is decorated with gilding. Russia, early 19th century.

The bowl is featuring an Imperial Russian double-headed eagle. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer in blue ink overglaze.

Two Russian dinner plates, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, reign Nicholas II. Marked on the verso with a green NII monogram surrounded by a crown, dated 1910 and 1904.

Of a circular form featuring a double-headed Russian imperial eagle. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer in blue ink in overglaze.

A rare footed vase with applied flower blossoms on all sides, gilt border, and base. Marked on the verso NII in blue ink underglaze. Similar item reference: Imperial Porcelain Factory, p. 438.

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory plates for the Gothic Service reign of Nicholas II, 1898. Of a circular form, decorated with a stylized geometrical ornament. Gilt rim with minor signs of wear. No cracks, chips or restoration. Underglaze ma...

A pair of Russian porcelain dinner plates from the Peterhof Service made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, decorated with gilding, hand-painted with wildflowers and cobalt-blue ornament along the rim, marked on the verso NII 1902, AIII 1893.