RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASS FACTORY ALEXANDER I CAMEO

A rare antique Russian commemorative glass beaker made by the Imperial Glass Factory and dated circa the 1810s. Of the cylindrical form with protruding ribs, a wide gilt rim on top and around the oval

A Russian Imperial Glass Factory, St. Petersburg, period of Alexander I (Emperor of Russia, 1777-1825), blueish glass easter egg. Decorated with a gilded church on the front, a cross on verso, and an

A Russian Monogrammed Imperial Glass Factory, St. Petersburg, yellowish glass easter egg. Decorated with the imperial golded monogram of Alexander I (Emperor of Russia, 1777-1825) on the front, and a

A pair of antique Russian Imperial cut glass goblets by the Russian Imperial Glass Factory. Each goblet is decorated with a cut geometrical pattern that beautifully refracts light. Circa: 19th century

Russian Imperial Alexander Factory Cup and saucer. Marked Alexander II on the bottom. Diameter of saucer - 5 3/8". Cup height - 2 7/8

Russian Imperial Alexander Factory Cup and saucer. Marked Alexander II on the bottom. Diameter of saucer - 5 3/8". Cup height - 2 7/8".

AN IMPERIAL CRYSTAL BEAKER WITH A PORTRAIT OF TSAR ALEXANDER I, IMPERIAL GLASS FACTORY, PERIOD OF ALEXANDER I (1801-1825) the crystal beaker cut with a ribbed design, topped by a thick gilded rim and

A GROUP OF TWENTY RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASSES, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY [LATER THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY], 1790S of various sizes, all with faceted sides, some with gilded decoration featuring

A SET OF 6 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL CORDIALS, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.Estimate $1.000-1.200The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigor

SET OF 5 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASSES, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.Estimate $1.000-1.200The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigory P

SET OF 5 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASSES, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.Estimate $1.000-1.200The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigory P

A SET OF 5 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL CORDIALS, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.Estimate $1.000-1.200The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigor

A GROUP OF TEN RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASS TUMBLERS, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY [LATER THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY], 1790S the faceted sides of the each cylindrical glass are ornamented with gilded

A GROUP OF THREE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL GLASS DECANTERS, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY [LATER THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY], 1790S each of cylindrical form with an elongated neck, each with faceted sides

SET OF 6 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL SHOT GLASSES, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigory Potemkin in 1777

A Russian glass pokal, attrib. to the Imperial Glass Factory, Saint Petersburg, 19thC, H 29 cmDark blue coloured cut glass, with gilt decoration of flower wreaths and a gallant couple drinking coffee

A PAIR OF RUSSIAN IMPERIAL POKAL GLASSES, 14" H., POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY ,LATER NAMED THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. CIRCA 1790.Estimate $2.000-2.500. The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to

A GROUP OF 4 RUSSIAN IMPERIAL CUT-GLASS BEAKERS AND STEMMED GLASSES, POTEMKIN GLASS FACTORY [LATER THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY], 1790S comprising of two stemmed glasses and two beakers, all

Pair of engraved and enameled glass vases, attributed to the Imperial Glass Factory, St. Petersburg, Russia, late 19th century. The vases of shouldered and tapering ovoid form, with ivory, red and cob

Manufacturer St. Petersburg Imperial Glass Factory, circa 1913 A pair of very fine Russian wince crystal chalices, from the the Romanov Tercentenary service, Imperial Glass factory, In 18th century st

A RUSSIAN MID-19TH CENTURY COBALT OVERLAY CUT-TO-CLEAR CRYSTAL CENTERPIECE WITH GILT BRONZE MOUNTS, ATTRIBUTED TO THE IMPERIAL GLASS FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURGa centerpiece with cobalt glass cut in leaf

The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigory Potemkin in 1777 by Catherine the Great, and was returned to the state after Potemkins death, it was renamed the Imperial Glass Factory.Estimate

The Potemkin Glass Factory was gifted to Prince Grigory Potemkin in 1777 by Catherine the Great, and was returned to the state after Potemkins death, it was renamed the Imperial Glass Factory.Estimate

A Russian Imperial Porcelain Factory Plate from the Farm Palace Banquet Service, St. Petersburg, reign of Alexander III (ca. 1892). Of a circular form with gilt and white scrolls to a lavender ground,