A Russian Armorial Dinner Plate, Kornilov

Set of twelve Russian Kornilov porcelain dinner plates having gilt, red, green, and blue border of various shields and coat of arms center of plate. dia. 10 1/2in.

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

Russia, late 19th/early 20th Century, including a porcelain service plate for the Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky with the order's star at center having Latin monogram 'SA' surrouned by the motto (in

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

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

A 22-piece Russian porcelain dinner service, Kornilov Brothers, circa 1884-1917. The service in Art Nouveau taste decorated with wild flowers, comprising 22 pieces, including 18 plates, a covered soup

Set of Twelve Capodimonte Armorial Porcelain Dinner Plates, 20th century. Each plate has handpainted armorial crests and elaborate parcel-gilt and polychrome painted Bacchanal scenes in bas-relief to

4 Chinese Export hand painted porcelain armorial crest dinner plates, circa 1800. The center with a draped and bird armorial crest to the center. Swags to the inner rim with gilt to the outer edge. We

Thirty-Six Chinese Export Armorial Dinner Plates 19th Century together with an associated teapot. Diameter 9 1/4 inches; height of teapot 5 1/2 inches. Property from the Collection of Josephine Abercr

Set of Eleven Minton's Armorial Dinner Plates, ca. 1874, English, with a bleu celeste border trimmed in raised gilt, the armorial, "Argent, a dragon's head and neck, erased vert, holding in the mouth

A Pair of Samson Famille Rose Porcelain Armorial Dinner Plates Circa 1880 Diameter 9 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Provenance: Charlotte Horstmann & Gerald Godfrey Ltd., Hong Kong, 29 Ju

Georges Boyer (French, 20th century). Set of twelve cream dinner plates with lion and shield armorial. Marked appropriately underneath. Approx. w. 10"

Pair Chinese Export hand painted porcelain armorial crest dinner plates, circa 1800. The center with a draped and bird armorial crest to the center. Swags to the inner rim with gilt to the outer edge.

A SET OF SIX PORCELAINE DE PARIS CHINESE EXPORT STYLE ARMORIAL DINNER PLATES, MARKED, FRENCH, 20TH CENTURY, each of circular form and centering heraldic griffons flanking an armorial shield above an i

Marked Daniell, London underneath. Decorated with a family crest, which features a ram and the motto "Bon Temps Viendra" (Good times will come). Dimensions: Dia. 10" Condition: Showing light signs of

Pair Chinese Export hand painted porcelain armorial crest dinner plates, circa 1800. The center with a draped and bird armorial crest to the center. Swags to the inner rim with gilt to the outer edge.

The Kuznetsov Porcelain Factory, 1899-1917. Each gilt with the coat-of-arms under the crest of an arm, upright and holding a sabre, above the motto "NOUS MAINTINDRONS" [Sic] ("Nous Maintiendrons" - "W

Garland floral border, "SPERABO" central heraldic device with rampant lions - dia. 11 in. Provenance: Found in the closet of a Greenwich, CT estate Inventory Code: 6M-20

TWO 19th CENTURY RUSSIAN ARMORIAL PLATES. Height: 1 1/2 in. by Width: 14 in. by Depth: 14 in.

Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Dinner Plates. 4 plates, top with hairline. Approx. 8 inches wide 18th-19th century.

Sevres style Catherine the Great of Russia dinner plate from 19th century. Dimensions Diameter 10.

Made in Russia. Dinner plate 9" diameter. Tea pot 7" high. Coffee pot 8" high.

Chinese Export 18th century Style Armorial Dinner Plate, ca. 20th century, d. 10.25 inches.

Two Russian dinner plates, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St Petersburg, reign Nicholas II. Marked on the verso with a green NII monogram surrounded by a crown, dated 1910 and 1904. Dimensions: L: 9 1/4