ELIZABETH OF RUSSIA: (1709-1762) Empress of Russia

18th century, Imperial Russian cut-glass bell shaped goblet engraved with the imperial double-headed eagle and the monograms of the Empress Elizabeth of Russia (Elizaveta Petrovna), reign 1741-1762, w

CATHERINE II THE GREAT: (1762-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, Catherine the Great. An excellent and very attractive L.S., `Ekaterina´, in Cyrillic, two pages, 4to, Saint Petersburg, 20th October 1

[CATHERINE II]: (1729-1796) Empress of Russia 1762-96, known as Catherine the Great. A large 8 x 9.5 Royal envelope, Tsarkoe Selo, 24th May 1784, sent by Catherine the Great and addressed to King Ferd

(Lot of 7) Group of ancient and modern. Three copper 5 kopec Russian coins, Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia, 1762 - 1796; Ottoman Empire, Suleyman I, 1520 - 1566 gold sultani; Ferdinand VII, ei

Reproduction bowls are approx 10 1/2" in diameter

Haviland Limoges "Empress Elizabeth of Russia" Hard Paste Porcelain Plate. Reproduction of Metropolitan Museum of Arts from the "Private Service". Limoges back stamp and inscribed on underside. Good c

A Russian Karelian Birch cigarette case decorated with 88 silver bas-relief coin with the bust of Ekaterina II, Empress of Russia from 1762 to 1796, facing right on the lid. Two embossed ornaments on

A pair of Limoges Metropolitan Museum of Art hard-paste porcelain plates. These plates are a reproduction from the "Private Service" made for the empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg c. 1760.

Rare Vintage Haviland Limoges, France Plate For Metropolitan Museum of Art Which is The Reproduction of "Private Service" made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, About 1760. Condit

DESCRIPTION: A Limoges Charles Field Haviland porcelain plate, decorated with pink flowers, a reproduction of the porcelain plate made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, about 1760

A porcelain replica plate from Private Service made for the empress Elizabeth of Russia, 1760, this plate with a floral like rim with interlocking lines of painted gold with red flowers getting smalle

DESCRIPTION: A Limoges Charles Field Haviland porcelain plate, decorated with pink flowers, a reproduction of the porcelain plate made for the Empress Elizabeth of Russia at St. Petersburg, about 1760

Specialty plate bought from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a CH FIELD HAVILAND Limoges France reproduction of the personal chinaware of Empress Elizabeth of Russia dating from 1760, St. Petersburg Ru

1748-Rare in this high of grade-Russia, 1/2 Kopek, Empress Elizabeth, copper, 275 years old!

Antique portrait of a seated monarch (Catherine the Great of Russia 1762-1796) wearing medal and holding a book. Attr. to Marten Mytens 1695-1774. Size: 38 x 29, overall in frame 44 x 35. Has old rest

1739-Rare in this high of grade-Russia, Empress Anna Ivanovna, copper, 284 years old!

CATHERINE THE GREAT CATHERINE II; EMPRESS OF RUSSIA. Letter Signed, "Katerina," to Lieutenant-General Osipov, in Russian, ordering him to restore to Dmitri Naumov the estate taken from Naumov's father

Framed handwritten letter and portrait of Empress of Russia Maria Feodorvna. Maria Feodorovna, known before her marriage as Princess Dagmar of Denmark, was Empress of Russia from 1881 to 1894 as the w

1996 Catherine II, Empress of Russia( Catherine The Great) Porcelain Bust Repro. The orignal bust was made in 1771. This specific one is a reproduction from an expo at the 1996 Mississippi Arts Pavili

French Limoges porcelain plates with a spiral design comprised of a gilt and plum red floral decoration. The plates are reproductions for The Metropolitan Museum of Art of a "private service" made for

Diameter 10 1/2 inches. generally good condition

1800 The Life of Catherine II Empress of Russia in three volumes by W Tooke published in Dublin by J Moore. Approximately 8 1/2" by 5 1/4"

Print from steel engraving titled „Catherine II. Alexieffna. Imperatrice de Russie a l‘age de 64 ans“. From the Histoire de Catherine II, Imperatrice de Russie. Par J. Castera. Paris. 1793. Note

Plate, Imperial St. Petersburg, Russia, mark 1762-1796 Catherine II, form Ozier, polychrome floral painting, brown rim, minimally bumped, Ø 24 cm