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

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

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

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...

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 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.

Fine Russian porcelain decorative plate with a golden rim and chromolithograph design with hand-painted details representing a copy of artwork by Nikolay Karazin, Russian, 1842 to 1908. The design represents two female peasants in the field and a pol...

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...

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 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 ...

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

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...

The set comprises five Russian porcelain dessert plates and one dinner plate 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...

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 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...

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.

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.

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

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

A soup plate from the Korbievsky banquet service. Manufactured by the Russian Porcelain Imperial Factory, and marked on the bottom NII 1910 in green ink underglaze.

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.

St. Petersburg, late 19th or early 20th-century circular plate featuring a blue Imperial double-headed eagle within a geometric pattern painted rim in the Pan-Slavic style. The Russian saying reads as follows: "The Sun Has Set On The Fir Tree And We ...

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...

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...