A nice porcelain teacup and saucer by Gardner Porcelain factory, Russia, end of the 19th century. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. Excellent condition.

A fine cup and saucer by Gardner Porcelain manufacturer. Marked on the verso: GARDNER MANUFACTURER, Moscow, No. 1. Ca. 1890.

Antique porcelain teacup and saucer by Carl Tielsсh Altwasser, Silesia. Painted in sky-blue, decorated with gilding. The teacup is decorated with an oval medallion depicting Asclepius sitting on a stone and leaning on his staff with a snake. Both ite...

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 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 fine Russian tea set by Gardner Porcelain Factory consists of 18 pieces. A lidded tea kettle, lidded sugar bowl, creamer, six cups, and six saucers. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. all in fine condition with gilding slightly faded and mino...

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...

An early 19th-century probably Russian porcelain teacup and saucer decorated with gilding and three cartouches depicting a ballroom party. Some of the gilding on the interior has been lost, with no apparent signs of restoration. 19th century.

A hand-painted porcelain powder box by Gardner Manufacturer. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer. Bears an old Christie's label.

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).

Early Soviet propaganda porcelain teacup and saucer, Dmitrovsky porcelain factory Verbilki. Designed by Soviet artist Alexey Ivanovich Kaloshin. The cup and saucer are decorated with printed hand-finished patterns. The central cartouche on the cup de...

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.

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...

Viena porcelain cup and saucer. The cup features an image of a dismounted soldier. Marked on the verso underglaze in blue ink.

Mid-19th century German porcelain armoral cup and saucer. The cup is decorated with gilding and skillfully hand-painted with two red and black coats of arms. The saucer with a gilded border inscribed in German: Den 22ten September 1852.

A late 19th-century Russian porcelain hand-painted figurine depicting a bast shoemaker. The figurine is realistically modeled and carefully painted. Under the base stamped with red overglazed factory mark "Gardner" unred the imperial double-headed ea...

A fine Russian porcelain figurine depicting a peasant making traditional Russian shoes from a bark called bast shoes. The figurine is skillfully executed and neatly hand-painted. On the verso there is a red ink Gardner factory mark overglaze, and an ...

A hand-painted matching cup and saucer depicting playing cards, richly gilded, with gilt interior. Private factory. Marked in red ink underglaze. Ca. first half of 19th century.

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

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.

A Russian porcelain hand-painted figurine "Card players". The figurine is realistically modeled and depicts two men playing cards at a round table. With red overglazed factory mark "Gardner" and the imperial Russian double-headed eagle. The famous Ga...

A handpainted plate depicts a country scene, marked on the verso by the manufacturer in blue ink on the base.

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.

A late 19th-century Russian porcelain hand-painted figurine depicting a dancing peasant woman in a Russian red sarafan with a white apron and a white blouse with wide sleeves. The figurine is realistically modeled and carefully painted. Under the bas...

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.

Probably, Russian manufacturer, the cup and saucer depict playing cards. Mid. 19th century.

Possibly a Russian porcelain cup and saucer decorated with flora motif. The maker's mark is ineligible. Ca. 1890.

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).