A Russian Porcelain Tazza from the Everyday Service of

An antique Russian porcelain footed serving bowl or tazza from the Babigon service by the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Saint Petersburg. Period of Nicholas II, 1894 to 1917. White piece with border

Pair of antique Russian porcelain tazzas (footed bowls) from the Kremlin service, the Imperial Porcelain Factory (St. Petersburg) 1855-1881. The bowls are painted with a black Tsarist double-headed ea

Four (4) pieces Russian Imperial Porcelain from the Kremlin Dessert Service made for Tsar Nicholas I and designed by Fyodor Grigorievich Solntsev (1801-1892), including two (2) tazzas or competes (3 1

Porcelain platter from the Everyday Service. Russia, Gardner Factory, circa 1780-1800. Wide reticulated borders molded with colorful blossoms including forget-me-nots & daisies. Bottom with "G" in iro

'Cobalt Net' pattern, an assembled partial service with various printed factory marks (some 1986 - 1992, some 1992 - 2001, some 2002 - 2006), comprising 8 dinner plates (10 5/8 inches diameter), 10 de

A Pair of Russian Porcelain Tazze Late 19th Century unmarked. Height 3 5/8 x diameter 8 3/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago.

Russian Imperial porcelain service plate, c. 1900, from the Alexander Farm Palace service, bears the cipher of Alexander II, Imperial Porcelain Factory mark verso and dated 1900, in fitted box with fe

A set of two Russian porcelain plates from the Korbievskiy Banquet Service decorated with elaborate flower motifs. Hand-painted over-glaze marked HI (Nicholas II) in green ink underglaze. Reign of Nic

A set of two Russian porcelain plates from the Korbievskiy Banquet Service. Hand-painted over-glaze marked HI (Nicholas II) in green ink underglaze. Reign of Nicholas II (0ne plate is dated 1908, and

A 22-piece Russian porcelain dinner service, Kornilov Brothers, circa 1884-1917. The service in Art Nouveau taste decorated with wild flowers, comprising 22 pieces, including 18 plates, a covered soup

DESCRIPTION: A 24-piece set of Limoges "Faberge" porcelain tea service. In the "Imperial Egg Collection" by Faberge. Marked on the underside. Comprising of: 8 Tea cups and saucers, H. 2.5" , L. 4.34",

Twenty two piece Russian porcelain tea service, marked Made in USSR. To include: One teapot: Ht- 7.5" One covered bowl: Dia- 8.5" One sugar: Ht- 4.5" One creamer: Ht- 3.5" Six plates: Dia- 6" Six tea

(set of 71) Faberge porcelain dinner service for twelve, Limoges, France, "Galaxie Cobalt" pattern, each piece with maker's mark underfoot, comprising: (12) dinner plates, 11"diam; (12) salad plates,

Hand-decorated Russian porcelain tea service, St. Petersburg, Russia, stamped 1744, including 6 cups, 6 saucers, a large bowl, a teapot, sugar and creamer. Provenance: From the Collection of renowned

Pair Russian Dessert Compotes on high feet, the design by Fyodor Grigorievich Solntsev (1801-1892), graphic artist and researcher of Old Russian art for the Imperial Porcelain Kremlin Service. Diamete

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory plates for the Gothic Service, reign of Nikolai II, ca. 1913. Circular, decorated with a stylized painted and gilt border of florets and scrolling foliage pi

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory plates for the Gothic Service reign of Nicholas II, 1898. Of a circular form, decorated with a stylized geometrical ornament. Gilt rim with minor signs of we

Faberge for Limoges Porcelain Partial Dinner Service in the Luxembourg pattern. Including 12 dinner plates, 12 soup bowls, 12 cups, 12 saucers, 12 salad plates, 11 bread plates, 2 bowls, and 1 platter

A Russian porcelain soup plate from the Ropsha Service, Imperial Porcelain Factory, period of Alexander II (1855-1881). The borders with ciselé anthemia against a blue ground and bordered by beaded a

Russian Dessert Compote on high feet, the design by Fyodor Grigorievich Solntsev (1801-1892), graphic artist and researcher of Old Russian art for the Imperial Porcelain Kremlin Service. Diameter 8 3/

An antique Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory Plate for the Gothic Service Period Nikolai II 1898. Circular, decorated with a stylized painted and gilt border of florets and scrolling foliage picked o

(lot of 75) Russian Kuznetsov porcelain dinner service, each having a gilt rim, above floral branches on a cream ground, consisting of (23) luncheon plates, 9.5"dia., (11) salad plates, (9) bread plat

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

Including: (6) small plates and (1) serving bowl. Dimensions: (Serving bowl) H 1.75" x Dia. 8.75"; (Small plate) Dia. 7.25" Condition: In excellent vintage condition overall; a couple tiny knife marks