Eight Possibly Russian Porcelain Armorial Plates

with central imperial eagle heraldic crest surrounded by embossing and entwined boughs, the multiple serpentine edge with stars in blue band bordered by gilt. Manner of Edme Samson. 10 1/2" diameter.

The Barons Fersen: A Russian Porcelain Armorial Plate, Imperial Porcelain Factory, circa 1825-1855. The plate with polished gilt bands about the border, centered with the finely printed coat of arms o

Set of Eight Russian Soviet Style Porcelain Plates Green and black painted marks. 10 1/2 in. diam.

Lot 176  Samson Handpainted Armorial Plates, Eight Samson, Paris Porcelain armorial plates, eight,  handpainted armorial plates with scalloped rims and central coat of arms with floral design and

A Russian Armorial Porcelain Plate 19th Century depicting a coat of arms of a Russian noble family. Diameter 9 1/2 inches. Note: This coat of arms likely belongs to the Surguchev Family. After having

A collection of eight medium antique Russian hand painted porcelain plates by the factory of the Partnership M.S. Kuznetsov. The plates are adorned with hand painted floral and foliage motifs. The pla

A Russian porcelain hand-painted Nicholas I armorial plate with a double-headed Imperial eagle surmounted by a crown and shield at the center. A cerulean border with a gilded rim. Marked on the verso

[8] EIGHT Fine Porcelain FABERGE MONPLAISIR Salad Plates Black & Gold Rims. size: .75h 6.75w

Set of eight Continental Chinese export style "Armorial" plates. 9 7/8" diameter. Condition: gilt, enamel wear, loss.

Consisting of tray, 5 cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates. (5156) Wear to gilding.

Eight Pieces of Miscellaneous Porcelain 19TH/20TH CENTURY comprising a pair of Buckingham Palace Limited Edition Oval Bowls 64/250; a pair of Capodimonte Porcelain Armorial Plates Au Roi de Rome, Napl

A set of eight multicolored porcelain decorative plates depicting the sightseeings from the series Pearls of the Golden Ring of Russia, 1991 from Fedoskino designed by Yuri Dubovikhov. A limited editi

A VERY RARE EARLY 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN PLATE C1796-1801, St Petersburg, Paul I, possibly bearing the arms of Catherine the Great. 23 cm diameter.

Six Russian porcelain dessert plates. Attributed to the Imperial Porcelain Factory, possibly Tsar Nicholas II. 20th century. Unmarked.

2 Chinese Armorial Porcelain Plates, the first 18 century armorial plate with the motto "Merit and Posess", the arms possibly of Bluett, the second 19 Century Rose Medallion With the arms of Blatchfor

possibly by Rockingham 12 plates and 12 soup bowls, 10" diameter 19th century

China, Qianlong, export porcelain possibly for the French market, polychrome and gold decoration with coat of arms in the center, Signs of wear Dim:23cm

A Group of Samson Armorial Porcelain Dinnerware comprising 15 dinner plates and eight soup bowls; 23 items total. Diameter of dinner plates 10 inches. This lot is located in Palm Beach.

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

Eight piece Chinese Export blue and white porcelain armorial tableware grouping, 19th century, comprising, six soup plates with a "C" monogram in a cartouche with a cat's head crest below a torse (dia

Eight piece Versace for Rosenthal, "Russian Dream" pattern partial porcelain service, comprising one bread and butter plate (dia. 7.25"), one salad plate (dia. 8.875"), one dinner plate (dia. 10.75"),

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

Eight Tray Lots of Glass and Porcelain Tableware to include Brownfield and Sons transferware plates, Wedgewood plates, Samson Armorial bowl, platters, teacups, etc largest platter length 14 inches

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