A Russian Porcelain Figure of Grenadier, 1916

Two white porcelain figures depicting two traditional Russian costumes. Marked and engraved with Cyrillic characters under the base. The tallest 8.3 x 3.9 x 3.1 in.

mid 19th century; water seller, with covered barrel, unmarked, 10 in. H.

circa 1840-50; figure of Boyar, 7 in. H.

A MID 20th CENTURY RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE modelled as a lady dancer in traditional dress with gilt highlight 29cm high

mid-19th century; modeled as Boyar woman, 7 in. H.

circa 1840-50; modeled as Polish woman with basket, 8 3/4 in. H.

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A GLAZIER, GARDNER PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY, 1830s-1840s wearing a white apron, tall boots, blue striped trousers and top hat, his coat originally white but later overpainte

19th century, Fistcuff fighter with impressed Garder factory mark; figure of woman with baby, impressed Kuznetsov factory mark and numbers "68" and "3";  pair of seated figures on stepped bases,

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of man with apron carrying tub on head, with stamp mark, 10 in. H.

A Soviet porcelain figure of a woman from the Peoples of Russia series, State Porcelain Factory, circa 1920. After a design by Pavel Kamenskii, the woman shown in a richly pattern skirt and scarf over

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of man with apron carrying tub on head, with stamp mark, 10 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figures of children by a fence, with stamp mark, 5 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of peasant father playing with child, with stamp mark, 8 3/4 in. H.

Stamped to base with "Gardener." From a Bedford Gardens, NY estate.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of woman carrying kid goat, with stamp mark, 11 in. H.

A Russian Porcelain Figure Group of Two (2) Jewish Gentleman by Gardner Porcelain Factory in Moscow. Signed at base with red stamp and impressed. Dimensions: 8"h X 5"wProvenance: 5th Avenue Manhattan

second half-19th century; painted bisque figures of children playing with a cat, with stamp mark, 4 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of seated man playing accordion, with stamp mark, 7 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of blind beggar, with stamp mark, 6 3/4 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of seated elderly man, with stamp mark, 6 in. H.

first quarter-19th century; painted bisque figure of dancing peasant, with impressed mark, 8 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of peasant in black coat and tall hat with stamp mark, 9 1/2 in. H.

second half-19th century; painted bisque figure of woman feeding child, with stamp mark, 7 in. H.

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A DANCING PEASANT BOY, KORNILOV BROTHERS PORCELAIN FACTORY, SAINT PETERSBURG, 1843-1861 The boy realistically modeled, shown in a traditional peasant blouse with floral d