Pair Kornilov Russian Imperial Plates

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Pair of Imperial porcelain plates, each with gilded edging and the Imperial double headed eagle insignia. Marked along the undersides.Height: 1 1/

Kornilov Porcelain Proverb Plates, Russia, circa 1840, dark pink transfer printed with a paneled border of proverbs surrounding central double headed eagle accented with blue and buff enamels, printed

A PAIR OF RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN PLATES FROM THE GATCHINA PALACE SERVICE, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, CIRCA 1908-1909 the white bodied porcelain with a gilt border around the edge and the perimete

Pair of Russian Imperial porcelain plates Yacht Service 1882, 10.5 inches in diameter, x 1.75 inches, both with marks on underside

A VERY RARE PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN PLATES from the Dowry Service Of Grand Dutchess Catherine Pavlovna, (For Reference See Christies Sale 18370 Russian Art 23rd November 2020 �

Russian Kornilov porcelain proverb plate with dark blue transfer printed with a paneled border of proverbs surrounding central double headed eagle. Blue and beige enamels. Circa: 1850. Factory mark ve

A pair of hand-painted porcelain plates decorated with a floral motif made by Kornilov Broz.Marked on the verso by the manufacturer underglaze. Dimensions: D: 9 1/2 in., (24 cm.)

A pair of Russian Porcelain Factory hand-painted plates decorated from the Banquet Service with a floral motif with cobalt-blue ornaments and gilt rim. One plate is marked with AIII 89 and another wit

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

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Dessert Plates from the Alexandrinsky Turquoise Service Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, period of Nicholas II 1894-1917, marked with green cypher of Nich

13 Kornilov Bros Imperial Russian porcelain bread 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 Bro

Pair of hand painted Imperial Russian plates. 9 1/2" dia.

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory plates for the Gothic Service, reign of Nikolai II, ca. 1913. Circular, decorated with a stylized painted and gilt border of florets and scrolling foliage pi

Pair of Imperial Russian Porcelain Factory plates for the Gothic Service reign of Nicholas II, 1898. Of a circular form, decorated with a stylized geometrical ornament. Gilt rim with minor signs of we

Antique Imperial Russian Pair of Porcelain Plates . Hand painted with flowers and gold rim. Both marked 1907 and 1909 with insignia of Nicholas II . Diameter 7 1/4" ( 18,5 cm ). Condition very good.

Antique Imperial Russian Pair of Porcelain Plates . Hand painted with flowers and gold rim. Both marked 1907 and 1909 with insignia of Nicholas II . Diameter 7 1/4" ( 18,5 cm ). Condition very good.

Antique Imperial Russian Pair of Porcelain Plates . Hand painted with flowers and gold rim. Both marked 1907 and 1909 with insignia of Nicholas II . Diameter 7 1/4" ( 18,5 cm ). Condition very good. P

Russian Imperial porcelain plates from the Life Guard Sapper Battalion table service by Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory. With a white background, the plates feature the symbol of the Russian Sappe

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

A PAIR OF ANTIQUE RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PLATES, KORNILOV BROTHERS, EARLY 1900S each with Russian-style polychrome ornament in in green, black, and red glaze on a white ground, with a gilded rim, diameter:

Henneberg Warsaw Imperial Russia Poland Silver Plate Candlesticks Pair Candle Holders Approximately 11 3/4 inches tall on 4 1/2 x 4 1/2 inches base.

A pair of antique Russian hand painted and reticulated porcelain plates made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory. The plates are decorated with hand painted images of blossoming flowers. The borders are

St. Petersburg, late 19th or early 20th-century circular plate featuring a blue Imperial double-headed eagle within a geometric pattern painted rim in the Pan-Slavic style. The Russian saying reads as

A pair of antique 1800s Russian shako badges representing the Imperial coat of arms, a double-headed eagle. The plates vary in size and color. A shako is a tall, cylindrical military cap, usually with