An antique Russian porcelain cock in the Popov style, marked by Popov Porcelain Mfg. Ca. 1900.

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 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.

Antique Russian set of lidded glass decanter and four faceted glasses made in the same style. Attributed to Maltsev Glass Mfg.

A glass hand-painted Russian Easter egg on an elaborate bronze egg-alike stand. Ca. 1900.

A rare glazed Russian porcelain figurine depicting a janitor (dvornik) by a private manufacturer. Gzhel Mfg., early 19th century.

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).

Painted with a floral motif over a light-green background a teacup and saucer by Popov POrcelain Manufacture, Russia, ca 1860. Marked on the verso: AP incised 12 and 0.

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

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

On a gilt-bronze base in the Russian Empire style, a small light green color glass lamp or Lampada on a stylized gilt-bronze swan stand holding the lamp in its beak. Ca. 1900.

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

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 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 rare bisque porcelain bust of Russian Emperor Paul I made in the first half of the 19th century by Sevres. Marked on the bottom.

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...

Finally hand-painted tea cup and saucer by Popov Porcelain Manufactory. The cup features two fishermen on the river bank and the saucer has two country scenes in cartouches. Markings: AP, 7. Ca. 1840.

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

Hand-painted Russian papier mache locking tea caddy "The Family Dinner". Made by Lukutin factory. Illustrated: Russian Lacquered Papier-Mâché Boxes: 200 Years of Hand-Painted Miniature Art, LM Antique Art, Thousand Oaks: 2017, pp. 87.

Decorated with gilding and cobalt blue with floral design, ca. 1840 Popov Porcelain teak kettle. Marks: AP, 12 and incised 8.

Antique Russian matchbox, Lukutin factory, circa 1863-1876. Papier-mâché, lacquer, painting depicting two girls and a cabman in a cart pulled by three horses. Inside it is covered with red lacquer, there is a gold stamp with the image of a two-headed...

A signed Russian bronze depicting a standing Cossack with a rifle mounted on a malachite. 19th century.

Antique Russian bronze figurine depicting a standing Cossack mounted on a natural malachite base. Signed on the back of the bottom of the Cossack's coat. Ca. 1900.

18th-century Frankenthal porcelain group figurine depicting Russian Empress Elizabeth on horseback attended by a blackamoor page. Based on the painting by Georg Christopher Groot (1716-1749) and on the model of the Meissen Manufactory (by the sculpto...