Russian Imp. Porcelain Egg Empress A. Feodorovna

A Russian Imperial porcelain presentation Easter egg. The exterior of the egg is covered with blue glaze emblazoned with the monogram of Empress Maria Feodorovna (1847-1928) beneath the Imperial crown

Russian porcelain Easter egg with overglaze gold painting. The monogram of intertwined Cyrillic letters "A" and "F" under the imperial crown belongs to Empress Alexandra Feodorovna. In 1915, the wife

A Russian porcelain Imperial presentation Easter egg. Decorated with the varicolor gilt Imperial cypher of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna surmounted by the Imperial crown, the upper aperture with a gilt

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Porcelain Egg Dated 1916 one side of the egg decorated with the initials of the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, the opposide site with a red cross a

A Russian Imperial Presentation Red Cross Easter egg, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, circa 1915. Decorated with the varicolor gilt cypher of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna surmounted by the

DARK BLUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG WITH EMPRESS ALEXANDRA FJODOROVNA'S MONOGRAM Around 1900, 9.5 cm high

WHITE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG WITH THE MONOGRAM OF EMPRESS ALEXANDRA FYODOROVNA Around 1900 H: 7 cm

A RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN PLATE FROM THE SERVICE OF EMPRESS MARIA FEODOROVNA, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG, LATE 18TH CENTURY EXHIBITED Russian Imperial Exhibit, organized by Armand H

The Swan Egg was ordered in 1906 by Tsar Nicholas II, and the egg was presented to the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna on Easter that year for her 40th wedding anniversary. SUPPORT UKRAINE! Read more

Two Russian Porcelain Easter Eggs Early 20th Century comprising an example from the Imperial Porcelain Factory bearing the cipher of Empress Maria Federonova and an example with a transfer-printed cyp

A PAIR OF RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN EASTER EGGS, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG one of the eggs emblazoned with the Imperial Cypher of Maria Feodorovna on a sang de boeuf colored glaze fa

A Russian Porcelain Red Cross Easter Egg Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, Period of Nicholas II (1894-1917), Circa 1914-1917 bearing the monogram of Empress Alexandra Fedorova in interlaced

Faberge Porcelain Platter'Lilies of the Valley Egg'Inscribed: Presented by Tsar Nicholas II to his mother the Empress Marie Federova in1898.Reverse with gilt images of Tsar Nicholas and two of his chi

Inscribed in Cyrillic, c. 1900, height of cup 3.875 inches. Hairline fractures to cup.

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Porcelain egg form teacup and saucer with gilded geometric decoration in red and green and the cup with a coat of arms. Both marked along the unde

Russian egg with maritime scene and view of St. Petersburg.Russia, 19th century90x65 mm. Painting slightly faded, good condition. Russian egg in ceramics. This egg has gilt decoration with a nautical

Faberge Porcelain Egg Decorative Item in Orig. Box. Egg measures 3 inches in length.

Estate collection lot of two (2) porcelain articles by Limoges, France for Faberge. Includes one (1) Royal cobalt blue hinged egg with scattered gold painted recessed stars with a gilt brass Imperial

FABERGE WINTER SCENE PORCELAIN EGG ON GILT FINISHED METAL STAND WITH BIRD ON SNOW COVRED BRANCH WITH RED BERRIES, APPROXIMATELY 9 IN H

TWO ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EGGS painted with flowers. 5.5 cm x 3.5 cm. (2)

A 20thC Russian porcelain Easter egg decorated with the Resurrection of Christ to one side, and a cross with Jesus, Mary and St John with angels. Bordered by flowers and foliage, numbered r. 42907 to

RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG SHOWING CHRIST CARRYING HIS CROSS probably Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg, 19th c. 9 cm high

Russian hand painted porcelain Easter Egg. "St Mary Sees the Angel" and "Christ Arisen". Exquisitley painted. H without fabric 3". 19th century. Fabric is contemporary.See this link for high-res image

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG SHOWING A VILLAGE SCENE Imperial Porcelain-manufacture St. Petersburg, 19th c. 8 cm high