RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SAMOVAR BOTASHOV FACTORY 1880S

Russian imperial Antique Samovar.1880s. Botashov factory. Measures approx :20" x12in (51x32cm)

Russian Antique imperial Samovar. Botashov factory. 1880s. Measures approx 20,5" x13 in. (51x34cm)

Imperial Russian Samovar, Gorenin factory. 17" tall, 12 1/2'wide. Marked with medals. Circa 1880's

M. Kuznetsov Russian Imperial porcelain gilt samovar and unaffiliated underplate, the undersides of each with the blue Kuznetsov Dulevo 1891-1917 factory mark. Samovar: 8" H; underplate: 6.5" H. Samov

An early Russian tombak samovar by Lomov Factory, hallmarked on the lid with fainted Cyrillic, "ÐаÑледники Ð’. Ломова." Dimensions: H: 15 1/2 in., (40 c

Item/Description: Round, spherical-form samovar with Batashev Factory signature marks. Features scrolling spigot, wood handles and knob. (Batashev Brothers) Material: Metal, wood Dimensions: Length: 1

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN SAUCER AND PLATE, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG, SAUCER 1894, PLATE CIRCA 1880S comprising a saucer and plate with pierced borders, each monogrammed with a crowned AA,

Imperial Russian, ca. 1870-1890, Lukutin Factory lacquer vesta case or matchbox, with red interior, black exterior depicting a young Russian woman seated by a golden samovar, with Lukutin mark beneath

A pair of antique Russian hand painted and reticulated porcelain plates made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory. The plates are decorated with hand painted images of blossoming flowers. The borders are

Russian Imperial Samovar with tray measuring approx 25" high

Golden brass Russian Imperial Samovar. Tall and heavyweight with broad crown and square self footed base.A samovar is a metal container traditionally used to heat and boil water. Embossed markings on

A RARE ANTIQUE PORCELAIN FIGURE THAT IS BELIEVED TO BE MADE BY THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL FACTORY. FIGURE MEASURES 10 3/4" TALL BY 7 1/2" WIDE. AS YOU CAN SEE IT DOES HAVE SOME MINOR BLEMISHES. DO NOT SEE A

Russian Samovar factory stamped Bata 111EB, Samovar only, in as-found condition

no marks visible; the oviform body hand painted to each side with foliate scrolls flanking a medallion surmounted by winged horses on a blue-ground band within raised gilt borders; mounted on a gilt m

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory charger from the Kremlin Service, ST Petersburg, Nicholas I period (1825-1855). The center, painted with stylized foliage with blue and green flower heads around a

With Russian Imperial double headed eagle, marked on the bottom under glaze in green ink. Dimensions: D: 9 3/4 in., (25 cm.)

A Russian porcelain topographical plate made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, during the period of Nicholas II reign, 1894 to 1917. The terracotta color rim is decorated with the sty

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Whiteware Plate with Imperial State seal en Centre, Period of Nicholas I (r. 1825 -1855). Imperial cypher mark to base. Measures 9-3/8' Dia. Condition: Good condit

A rare antique Russian commemorative glass beaker made by the Imperial Glass Factory and dated circa the 1810s. Of the cylindrical form with protruding ribs, a wide gilt rim on top and around the oval

Antique Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory 11-piece set, circa 1770. The set features porcelain handles with various gilt-silver blade attachments. Each utensil is monogrammed with AT in Cyrillic.Russ

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Whiteware Plate with Imperial State seal en Centre, Period of Nicholas I (r. 1825 -1855). Imperial cypher mark to base. Measures 9-1/4" Dia. Condition: Some rubbin

Early 19th-century porcelain tea caddy made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory. The body and the lid with a protruding handle are decorated with gilding and polychrome painting depicting floral ornamen

A hand-painted porcelain model of a hazel grouse seller, wearing a light blue coat, fur-trimmed hat and black gloves, with a bast-weave pack on his back, holding a hazel grouse in his left hand. Marke

A lot of two dessert plates from Korbievskiy service, reign of Nicholas II.Marked on the verso NII, 1909, 1910. Dimensions: D: 7 1/8 in., (18 cm.)