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GARDNER - RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURINE, 19th C.

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GARDNER - RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURINE, 19th C.
GARDNER - RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURINE, 19th C.
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GARDNER - ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURINE, 19th CENTURY
This is an antique Russian porcelain Gardner figurine depicting a realistically modelled bulochnik (pastry-seller). The figurine shows the bulochnik with a tray of small bread loaves hanging from his neck, dressed in traditional peasant clothing. It features blue underglaze and impressed factory marks on the base. It dates back to the late 19th century.
CONDITION: Overall condition good, light signs of wear. The item is described to the best of our knowledge. For further information, please refer to the pictures and feel free to contact us via email with any questions.
DIMENSIONS: 16.5 cm (6 1/2 inches).
ESTIMATE PRICE: $2,000 - $4,000.
HISTORY of SALES: A few years ago, Gardner's Russian porcelain figurines were sold on Live Auctioneers and eBay for $12,000 (3 years ago), $14,000 (11 years ago), $17,000 (10 years ago), and $44,350 (12 years ago) - please refer to the screenshots for details.
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HISTORY: Gardner Factory Russian Porcelain founded at Verbilki, near Moscow, by the Englishman Francis Gardner in 1766, and known for its hard paste porcelains, the Gardner factory served as important competition for the Imperial Porcelain Factory, spurring artists at both institutions to produce more complicated wares in terms of both form and decoration. One of two porcelain works in Russia during the 18th century, The factory was situated in the Gjelsk region where local clay, which proved suitable for porcelain, could be used. Gardner started with a German manager called Gattenberg, who later joined the Imperial Factory, and he employed a well-known German painter, Kestner. But these and other foreigners taught many Russian craftsmen, principally serfs, who gradually replaced them, as soon as they had mastered the various techniques; so that the number of foreigners employed in key positions steadily diminished in course of time. The factory was operated by the family for three generations until 1891, when it was taken over by Kusnetzoff. The Gardner Factory made lesser quality wares for export and higher quality pieces for the capital trade. In 1777 the Empress Catherine teh Great commissioned the Gardner Factory to produce four dessert services for the receptions held in the Winter Palace.
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GARDNER - RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURINE, 19th C.

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