2 Russian Porcelain Presentation Easter Eggs

A Russian porcelain Imperial Presentation Easter egg with cypher of Emperor Nicholas II, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, circa 1910. Decorated with varicolor cisele and embossed gilt cyphe

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 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

Fine Russian Imperial porcelain presentation Easter egg hand-painted with highly detailed floral arrangements surrounding Cyrillic letters "HV" for Christ is risen.Circa 1900. Dimensions: H: 3 in., (7

Russian Imperial porcelain presentation Easter egg. The wide central band is hand-painted with Empire-style floral motifs, the top and bottom parts are decorated with gilding.Circa 1900. Dimensions: H

To pieces total to include 1) Polychrome depiction of St. Nicholas on front, gilt monogram and foliate scroll verso. Felt ribbon, overall 4.75" h. x 3" excluding ribbon. 2) Turquoise blue ground with

Together with seven hard stone eggs, stone covered box and a lacquer and inlaid decorative book. Box 2"h x 2 1/2"d

Pink ground with white bell flowers and a silk ribbon. H of egg 11.4 cm. (4 1/2 in.) Provenance: Personal collection of Grand DuchessOlga Alexandrovna of Russia, by descent.

Faberge Limoges porcelain Imperial Easter egg dessert or cabinet plates, 2, each with four gilt band borders surrounding images of the Tsarevich Egg (1912) and the Blue Enamel Ribbed Egg (1885-1891) t

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

Two pre-revolutionary Russian porcelain Easter eggs, one painted in robin's egg blue with peony spray, the other with cherry blossom sprig. "Christ is Risen" written in Cyrillic to both, with silk rib

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 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

LARGE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG SHOWING THE MOTHER OF GOD KAZANSKAYA Around 1900, H: 10.5 cm Condition: Back rubbed.

A Russian porcelain Easter egg, 19th century. The egg with a modulated pink to burgundy ground, decorated with branches of springtime blossoms, with the Paschal greeting in Cyrillic (Khristos Voskrese

A Russian porcelain Easter egg was probably made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg in the middle of the 19th century. The blue flowers on the milk-white surface and the initial Cyril

A LARGE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG SHOWING THE BLESSING CHRIST 19th c. 10,9 cm high

LARGE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG WITH FLOWERS end of 19th c. 12 cm high

RARE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG WITH NEORUSSIAN PATTERNS end of 19th c. 9,5 cm high

A Russian porcelain Easter egg, almost certainly Imperial Porcelain Factory, circa 1900. The egg finely painted with suspended rose garlands and wreathes, probably Imperial Porcelain Factory. Height:

RUSSIAN PORCELAIN EASTER EGG SHOWING PEOPLE IN LANDSCAPE Probably Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg, 19th c. H: 8.5 cm