A Kornilov Bros Russian Imperial Porcelain Plate

11 Kornilov Bros Imperial Russian porcelain dinner plates in pattern N8, circa 1910. A white ground with red and green geometric patterns to the edge. Gilt to the rim. Underside marked JHV Kornilow Br

13 Kornilov Bros Imperial Russian porcelain bread plates in pattern N8, circa 1910. A white ground with red and green geometric patterns to the edge. Gilt to the rim. Underside marked JHV Kornilow Bro

This porcelain plate by Kornilov Bros is decorated with central cherry red Imperial double-headed eagle painted in cross-stitch simulated style, surrounded by geometric frieze, the borders with Russia

St. Petersburg, late 19th or early 20th-century circular plate featuring a blue Imperial double-headed eagle within a geometric pattern painted rim in the Pan-Slavic style. The Russian saying reads as

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Group of two porcelain plates, both decorated with lovely geometric and knotted designs, one with a coat of arms in the center. Both marked along

Kornilov (Kornilow) Bros Russian porcelain luncheon plate. Orange, yellow, and black floral emblems to the rim and center. Kornilov Russian mark to the underside. Weight Approx., 1 lb Domestic Shippin

Fine Russian porcelain decorative plate with a golden rim and chromolithograph design with hand-painted details representing a copy of artwork by Nikolay Karazin, Russian, 1842 to 1908. The design rep

A white Russian porcelain decorative plate with a golden rim and hand-painted design representing a copy of an artwork by Nikolay Karazin. The design represents two female beggars in the field and a p

A collection of four large antique Russian hand painted porcelain plates. The plates are adorned with hand painted blossoming floral designs in pastel shades. Each plate is marked with a double headed

Russian Imperial Porcelain Teapot by Kornilov Bros.19th centurydecorated with a horse handle and spout, marked "Made in Russia by Kornilov Bros. / J.H.V."4 1/4 x 8 3/4 x 5 1/4 inchesProvenance: Privat

Kornilov Porcelain Proverb Plates, Russia, circa 1840, dark pink transfer printed with a paneled border of proverbs surrounding central double headed eagle accented with blue and buff enamels, printed

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Pair of Imperial porcelain plates, each with gilded edging and the Imperial double headed eagle insignia. Marked along the undersides.Height: 1 1/

Russian Imperial porcelain plates from the Life Guard Sapper Battalion table service by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory. With a white background, the plates feature the symbol of the Russian Sappe

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

Russian Kornilov porcelain proverb plate with dark blue transfer printed with a paneled border of proverbs surrounding central double headed eagle. Blue and beige enamels. Circa: 1850. Factory mark ve

Model 8. Including (12) dinner plates, (11) saucers, (13) luncheon plates, (11) soup bowls, (13) bread/butter plates, (7) demitasse saucers, (5) demitasse cups, and (8) coffee cups. Dinner plates, lun

Russian Kornilov porcelain tea set for TM James and Sons. Kansas City. Eleven pieces including 3 tea cups, 4 saucers and four 9-1/2" plates. CONDITION: Excellent Please copy and paste link below for h

RUSSIAN KORNILOV BROTHERS PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATE Fine porcelain dessert plate by Kornilov Bros, circa 1900, made in Russia. Gilt rim with geometric Pan-Slavic designs in green, red, and tan colo

2 small Russian porcelain plates by Kornilow Bros. Green and Gold swirls ith flowers to the central area. Marked to the underside. Weight Approx., 1 lbs Measures Approx., 6.25 inches

Kornilov Bros. Russian porcelain kovsh, 19th c., decorated with Imperial eagle and Russian proverb, factory stamp on underside, measures 7.75"l x 4.75"w. Estimate $1.000-1.200

A pair of early 20th century (Imperial Period) Russian cups, each with colorful geometric decoration, one with a horse form handle.    Dimensions: each is 3 1/2" x 2 3/4" and

(5) Kornilov Bros. "Fairy Tale" plates for Tiffany, c. 1905, Russia, gilt and polychrome enameled porcelain, depicting scenes from Russian fairy tales, after designs by Ivan Bilibin, each with a Pan-S

Russian pan-Slavic centerpiece called Bratina designed by Ivan Galnbek (1855 - 1934), has the relief Imperial eagle to the center surrounded by neo-Russian style patterns. The pointed rim is decorated

Russia, late 19th/early 20th Century, a porcelain service plate for the Imperial Order of St. George, with the order's star at center containing the motto (in Cyrillic) 'Za sluzhbu i khrabrost' (For S