Plate, St. Petersburg, Russia, mark T

Plate, St. Petersburg, Russia, mark Tsar Alexander II 1855-1881, in the mirror polychrome floral painting, on the flag three cartouches on turquoise blue background, ornamental gilding, Ø 22,5 cm

Plate, Imperial St. Petersburg, Russia, mark 1762-1796 Catherine II, form Ozier, polychrome floral painting, brown rim, minimally bumped, Ø 24 cm

A dinner plate from the Peterhof Palace service, St. Petersburg, Russia, mark for the period of Tsar Nicholas II, 1900, polychrome flower painting in three palmettes, these painted in blue, gilt rim,

Blue and gold marked St. Petersburg Russia and the other has no mark. In very good condition.  

Plate from a banquet service, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg, Russia, period of Nicholas I. (1825-1855), the center with stylized gilt rosettes with scrollwork, the rims with gilt, bric

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Pair of Imperial porcelain plates, each with gilded edging and the Imperial double headed eagle insignia. Marked along the undersides.Height: 1 1/

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Group of two porcelain plates, both decorated with lovely geometric and knotted designs, one with a coat of arms in the center. Both marked along

A Set of Twelve Russian Silver Dinner Plates Zacharias Deichman the Elder, St. Petersburg, 1766 with assay mark of Ivan Frolov to underside 189 ozt 7 dwt gross Diameter 10 inches.

Kazimir Malevich (Russian, 1878-1935) Suprematist white porcelain tea pot, cast by the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, Russia after the 1923 original, the underside with factory marks.

St Petersburg, Russia, 20th century. Decorated with striking blue and gold on white ground and consisting of 12 large shallow soup bowls or dishes, 12 soup bowls, 12 dinner plates, 12 salad plates, 9

Lomonosov Porcelain Hand Decorated Russian Tea Set. Underside stamped Hand Decorated 1744 St. Petersburg Russia. This Set for 6 includes: 6 teacups 2 3/8"d h x 1/4"d. 6 saucers 4 3/4"d. 6 tea plates 6

10 Pc. Lomonosov Tea Set - Hand Decorated Bridesmaid Pattern 1744 St. Petersburg Russia. 3 teacups (3 inches H x 4.5 W), 3 saucers (6 inches diameter) and 4 small plates (7 inches diameter).

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Russia, St. Petersburg, ca. 1891 CE. Maker's mark of Pavel Ovchinnikov on stems of both. A wonderful pair of silver and cloisonne spoons decorated with enamel

St. Petersburg, Imperial Russia, 84 zolotnik (875 silver) hot water kettle with a bail handle, decorated with lobed swirls, and locking stand, makers mark Cyrillic P&Co. 16.25"h, and 68.44 ozt overall

DESCRIPTION: Russian Imperial Lomonosov "Cobalt Net" Porcelain Set. Decorated with striking blue and gold on white ground. "Hand Decorated 1744 St.Petersburg Russia" Features: -6 Cake Plates (7")-6 Sa

Two Russian Imperial Porcelain Manufactory Plates from the Coronation or Winter Palace Service Russian Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, marks effaced, 1881 and

**First Time At Auction** Eastern Europe, Russia, St. Petersburg, ca. 1788 CE. Bottom periphery is stamped with maker's mark, assayer's mark with year, silver standard mark, and town mark. An opulent

Plate, Russia, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, beginning of 21st century, with polychrome decoration and gold staffage after Sergey Chehonin (1878-1936), numm. 252/500, Ø 26,5 cm

Plate, Russia, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, beginning of 21st century, with polychrome decoration and gold staffage after Veniamin Belkin (1884-1951), numm. 333/500, Ø 26,5 cm

Rare Vintage Haviland Limoges, France Plate For Metropolitan Museum of Art Which is The Reproduction of "Private Service" made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, About 1760. Condit

DESCRIPTION: A Limoges Charles Field Haviland porcelain plate, decorated with pink flowers, a reproduction of the porcelain plate made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, about 1760

DESCRIPTION: A Limoges Charles Field Haviland porcelain plate, decorated with pink flowers, a reproduction of the porcelain plate made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, about 1760

A pair of Limoges Metropolitan Museum of Art hard-paste porcelain plates. These plates are a reproduction from the "Private Service" made for the empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg c. 1760.

Item: Two Russian Porcelain Plates After the Imperial Service Origin: St. Petersburg Imperial Porcelain Manufacture Date: 1840s Materials: Porcelain Size: 8.75 inches diameter No marks, Centered by th