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

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

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.

This porcelain plate by Kornilov Bros is decorated with a red Imperial double-headed eagle painted in the Pan-Slavic style surrounded by geometric frieze, the rim features a Russian proverb in a stylized font, the verso is marked with a printed blue ...

This porcelain plate by Kornilov Bros is decorated with a red Imperial double-headed eagle painted in the Pan-Slavic style surrounded by geometric frieze, the rim features a Russian proverb in a stylized font, the verso is marked with a printed blue ...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Russian porcelain charger by M.S. Kuznetsov Partnership porcelain factory. A blue border with a gilded decorative ornament and a white cartouche with a gold stylized inscription "BREAD SALT" in Cyrillic. Marked on the verso with an overglaze blue Kuz...

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 decorative plate "Military Council in Fili," by Gardner Porcelain Factory, circa 1912. Decal with hand-painted details.

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 feature gilded rims with cobalt blue bottoms and are decorat...

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...

A Russian silver and jade desk-top notepad by M. Ovchinnikov. The silver top is cast with laurel wreaths at the corners. Hallmarks: Russian Impartial warrant (84), M. OVCHINNIKOV, St. Petersburg double-headed Imperial eagle.

A Russian silver and hardstone desk-top roller by M. Ovchinnikov. The silver ornaments are cast with laurel wreaths at the corners and ribbons. Hallmarks: Russian Impartial warrant (84), M. OVCHINNIKOV, St. Petersburg double-headed Imperial eagle.

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

The plate depicts two Russian peasant women in the country field. Marked on the verso by Kornolv Bros. LAte 19th - early 20th cc.

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.

A large Tula-made Russian silver-plated samovar. Ca. 1900. Featuring a cast double-headed Russian imperial eagle on the front. Marked by the manufacturer on the base.

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, the late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on a pale blue ground. The top of the plate features Cyrillic writing "Bread and Salt" in Pan-Slavic sty...

A large Russian faience charger made by Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, in the late 19th century. The center is decorated with a raised floral ornament on a beige ground. The top of the charger features the following writing in Russian: "Bread and Salt"...

A neo-Russian style glazed majolica jug by the M.S. Kuznetsov porcelain factory. Decorated with images of mythical creatures, human figures and an inscription in Russian that reads: "A wise wife is a joy and wealth." Incised maker's mark and number 3...

The seal box of a round shape made of gilded silver, the lid is embossed with the Russian Imperial double-headed eagle surrounded by the floral wreath. Hallmarks: 84 silver standard, crossed anchors for St. Petersburg, Cyrillic maker's initials "N.Zh...

An original Meissen porcelain teapot with a hand-painted blue Chinoiserie floral pattern "Blue Onion" on a white ground. The lid is decorated with a relief bud-shaped handle. Marked on the base by Meissen. Circa 1920.

Russian pan-Slavic centerpiece called Bratina designed by Ivan Galnbek (1855 - 1934), has the relief Imperial eagle to the center surrounded by neo-Russian style patterns. The pointed rim is decorated with medieval knots on the hunter-green ground. M...

A rare Russian gold jeton with the monogram of Great Duke Georgy Mikhailovich in gold executed by Erik Kollin (worked for Faberge), 19th cen. The jeton is designed as an Imperial Russian double-headed eagle surmounted with an Imperial crown decorated...

A porcelain figurine depicting mounted Russian Empress (Tsarina) Elizabeth with a servant based on the painting by Georg Christoph Grooth (German, 1716-1749). Marked by August Rex underglaze in blue ink. Early 19th century.

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.

A Russian bronze grouping made by Grachev, St. Petersburg. The foundry of Woerffel. Signed by V.Grachev and Foundry mark " Fabr. C.F. Woerffel, St. Petersburg " in Cyrillic. End of the 19th - beginning of the 20th cc.