Porcelain, white glazed and polychrome onglaze painted
Russia, St. Petersburg, post 1922
Green overpainted mark of the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg (Nicholas II) with date 1908, overglaze blue mark of the National Porcelain Manufactory (hammer and sickle), as well as ‘SUPREMATISM’, UNOVIS symbol and ‘po ris. Il. Chashnik, 1922J.‘ (in Cyrillic) and numbers ‘no 348‘ and ‘1/811‘
Décor: Suprematist motif after Ilya Chashnik (1902-1929) of the year 1922
Diameter: 25 cm
Very good condition
Russian porcelain Plate in the Soviet Suprematism style
Provenance: German private collection

This Soviet Suprematism plate originates from the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg. The décor was designed in the National Porcelain Manufactory in polychrome onglaze painting with a Suprematist motif after Ilya Chashnik (1902-1929) of the year 1922. The ground shows a colorful Suprematist décor in overglaze black, green, yellow, red and blue in the shape of crossing bars. The flag is surrounded by a broad black border.

On the base are the green overpainted mark of the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg (Nicholas II) with date the 1908, the overglaze blue mark of the National Porcelain Manufactory (hammer and sickle), as well as ‘SUPREMATISM’, the UNOVIS symbol and ‘po ris. Il. Chashnik, 1922J.‘ (in Cyrillic) and the numbers ‘no 348‘ and ‘1/811‘. The condition is besides a small nick at the rim very good. The plate is 25 cm in diameter. (tm)

Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.