Russian Imperial Porcelain Serving Bowl

A Russian porcelain serving bowl, Imperial Porcelain Factory, 1908. The bowl with blue band and gilt edge and border, Imperial double-headed eagle insignia and mark of Nicholas II on the bottom, circa

An antique Russian porcelain footed serving bowl or tazza from the Babigon service by the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Saint Petersburg. Period of Nicholas II, 1894 to 1917. White piece with border

An antique Russian porcelain serving bowl from the Babigon service by the Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Saint Petersburg. Period of Nicholas II, 1894 to 1917. White piece with borders of gilt ivy wi

A set of Russian Imperial porcelain bowlsCirca 1825-1855, Period of Nicholas IEach marked with blue underglaze imperial monogram for Nicholas IEach porcelain plate with a scalloped rim, gilt highlight

Lot of 5 Lomanosov Russian porcelain serving bowls and plates. Cobalt net pattern. 3 bowls: 9 1/2" square x 3" H, plates" 14" W x 9 1/2" D. Excellent condition.

EXTREMELY RARE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL PORCELAIN GARDNER BOWL SHOWING the MEETING of ALEXANDER I and NAPOLEON The centre with colour transfer of the Meeting of Alexander I and Napoleon at Tilsit. The green r

DESCRIPTION: An Austrian Imperial Crown Porcelain Serving Bowl Plate. This is a fine white china plate with a raspberry ground color and soft yellow with gold gilt rim accents. This is an Imperial Cro

Imperial Russian porcelain bowl, the base with iron-red Russian Eagle mark and initial of Alexander II, above garter inscribed with mark of A. Gardner.

Imperial Russian porcelain floral bowl. Hallmarked on underside. 3.5" H x 6.75" W. Condition report: Good, some wear to paint, please examine all photos closely. Contact C. Biddle Auction Gallery for

3 Faberge Imperial Egg Collection Porcelain Serving Pieces Including Coffee Pot, Gravy Dish and Saucer, Vegetable Dish. Vegetable dish measures 2 inches x 10 inches.

10 IMPERIAL RUSSIAN H/P FLORAL PORCELAIN SHOW BOWLS SIGNED D.9 1/2"

An antique Russian Imperial porcelain coffee or tea set of fifteen pieces. The set includes a creamer, a sugar bowl, a tea pot, six cups and six saucers. The exterior of the items are adorned with Chi

Imperial / Lomonosov Porcelain Cobalt Net and Gold Bowl. Measures 8 1/2"x8 1/2"x1 3/4". Weight 1 pd 4 oz. PROVENANCE: A Charleston Private Estate.

The bowl is featuring an Imperial Russian double-headed eagle. Marked on the verso by Kuznetsov in blue ink. Dimensions: D: 8 3/4 in., (22 cm.)

Including: (6) small plates and (1) serving bowl. Dimensions: (Serving bowl) H 1.75" x Dia. 8.75"; (Small plate) Dia. 7.25" Condition: In excellent vintage condition overall; a couple tiny knife marks

Russian porcelain set, gilding over a background of shiny red color in the end of the dishes, the set includes six central dining and serving dishes, two of them include matching lids. Different sizes

An antique Russian oval porcelain serving dish by by M.S. Kuznetsov’s Association, one of the largest porcelain and faience industries in the Russian Empire in the late 19th and early 20th cent

* A Group of Lynn Chase Porcelain Table Articles Imperial Malachite pattern, comprising one large serving platter, and two serving bowls, 3 items total. Width of widest 14 inches. Estimate $70-90<

Imperial Russian Lomonosov "Cobalt Net" porcelain teapot / coffee pot, lidded creamer, sugar and round scalloped bowl. Circa 1950. All feature a cobalt blue net design with gold accents. Cups measures

SÈVRES NAPOLEONIC IMPERIAL PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE19th CenturyIncludes a serving tray, three pots, a covered sugar bowl and two cups with saucers. Each piece with finely hand-painted portraits of Nap

Russia, 1893, the centrepiece or salad bowl was produced at the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, and would have been part of the Livadiya service. Hand-painted in gold and lavender, with

(Lot of 8) Russian porcelain soup bowls, from the Babigon service, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, period of Nicholas II reign (1894-1917), each decorated with a gilt central rosette, the

(Lot of 6) Russian porcelain soup bowls, from the Babigon service, Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, period of Nicholas II reign (1894-1917), each decorated with a gilt central rosette, the

Pair of antique Russian porcelain tazzas (footed bowls) from the Kremlin service, the Imperial Porcelain Factory (St. Petersburg) 1855-1881. The bowls are painted with a black Tsarist double-headed ea