Gardner Factory Russian Order of The St.Vladimir Ice Cup

Russian imperial period porcelain covered ice cup, from the Order of Saint Vladimir service, by the Gardner Factory, Verbilki, 1783-1785, marked with factory marks in blue underglaze to base; based on

EARLY 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN GARDNER FACTORY PORCELAIN TEA CUP AND SAUCER the tea cup, with a continuous motif of wild flowers in various colors all against a gilt ground, with a single handle and confo

Set of 2 porcelain plates from the service of the Order of St. Andrew made by the Gardner Porcelain Factory, Verbilki, 1778-1780; each plate having a scalloped and gilded rim; center painted with the

Set of 2 porcelain plates from the service of the Order of St. Andrew made by the Gardner Porcelain Factory, Verbilki, 1778-1780; each plate having a scalloped and gilded rim; center painted with the

Set of 2 porcelain plates from the service of the Order of St. Andrew made by the Gardner Porcelain Factory, Verbilki, 1778-1780; each plate having a scalloped and gilded rim; center painted with the

Set of 2 porcelain plates from the service of the Order of St. Andrew made by the Gardner Porcelain Factory, Verbilki, 1778-1780; each plate having a scalloped and gilded rim; center painted with the

A Mottahedeh Order of St. Vladimir Leaf From Porcelain Dish12 inches wide (30.5 cm) After the Gardner factory original for Catherine the Great.

A pair of Russian porcelain cups and saucers for the Persian or Central Asian market, Gardner Factory, circa 1880. The cups and saucers with gilt edges and rims, each cup with a gilt initial surrounde

19th/20th century Russian Imperial hand painted bisque porcelain figurine of a pastry chef/baker. Red stamp mark under base. Measures: 7-1/2" Tall. Total weight: 459 grams. Overall Good Condition. Fro

Gardner Porcelain Factory (Russian, est. 1766)A porcelain figure of an accordion player, Moscow, late 19th centuryIron red overglaze factory stamp. Impressed mark "36." H: 6 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Privat

early 20th century, both 14 kt. gold, burgundy and black enamel crosses, hand painted and enamel center appliques, and hallmarked "56" on rings, with red and black ribbons, larger one also with two fa

A nice porcelain teacup and saucer by Gardner Porcelain factory, Russia, end of the 19th century.Marked on the verso by the manufacturer.Excellent condition. Dimensions: D: 5 11/16 in., (14.5 cm.)H: 3

Russian silver Ice Tea cup with relief Troyka decoration and gilt interior. Marked on handle and base. 8.3 troy ounces. 5-1/8" high.

possibly for the Turkish market; Condition: good; Provenance: The Collection of Ronald Belkin, Long Beach; 16 1/2 inches diameter

Gardner Russian Porcelain Teapot, Cup And Saucer Dimensions: Teapot 5"t, Saucer 4 3/4"d, Cup 1 1/2"t 3"d From A Long Island Home

Porcelain platter from the Everyday Service. Russia, Gardner Factory, circa 1780-1800. Wide reticulated borders molded with colorful blossoms including forget-me-nots & daisies. Bottom with "G" in iro

An antique Russian Gardner factory hand painted porcelain coffee pot. Decorated with flowers to the body and cover. The handle, the eagle modeled spout, the top and the outer rims are accented with go

Colorful pink Russian porcelain bowl in the Chinese style by the Gardner porcelain factory. Dimensions Dimensions D 6.25 x H 3.

An early Gardener porcelain hand-gilded matching set of a cup and a saucer. Both objects have impressed Gardner marks at the bottoms. First half of the 19th century. Dimensions: Cup H: 2 5/8 in., (6.5

Imperial Russian Miniature ( frachnik) Order of St.Vladimir Gold . Condition: Excellent. Dimension:20 mm .

A Moscow tinted-biscuit porcelain (Gardner Factory) model of a Russian peasant girl , mid 19th century, 20cm high , iron-red printed mark Provenance: Property from a private collection, London

A PORCELAIN JUG AND A PORCELAIN BOWL Russian, Moscow, Gardner Factory, circa 1900 Marked under base with impressed factory stamp and overglaze red factory mark. 13.7 cm long, 12.5 cm high. KANNE UND B

The model A Bitter Fate was originally designed by the Gardner Porcelain Factory at Virbilki, Russia, and later adopted by the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory during the Soviet era. Ca. 1930's. Dimensions:

Set of Russian Gardner Coffee Cups & Saucers "Qajar Style" Made for the Persian Market.