A SET OF 6 RUSSIAN PORCELAIN PLATES BY KORNILOV BROTHERS, CA. 1910

2 small Russian porcelain plates by Kornilow Bros. Green and Gold swirls ith flowers to the central area. Marked to the underside. Weight Approx., 1 lbs Measures Approx., 6.25 inches

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

Porcelain Gravy/Sauce Boat, Kornilov Brothers Porcelain Factory (Russian, founded 1835 in St. Petersburg) 10.5 × 5.5 × 6 inches. Kornilov Brothers produced dinner, tea sets and other porcelain

The plate dedicated to the 40th anniversary of the USSR is marked KIEV on the back. A smaller pate with VLKSM is marked with Baranivka (Baranovka) porcelain marks. Dimensions: Larger plate diameter: 6

SET 6 FABERGE PORCELAIN PLATES WITH IMPERIAL EGG MOTIF 7.75" DIA.

SET 6 FABERGE PORCELAIN PLATES W/IMPERIAL EGG MOTIF 7.75" DIA.

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:

Set of 6 Antique Russian Porcelain Plates by Gradner Moscow Imperial Manufactory. Floral Parretn in Green and White with Gold rim. Circa 19th century. ; Dimensions: 7.5"D;

Measure 10 inches diameter. All in good condition. Estimate $600-800

Set of twelve Russian Kornilov porcelain dinner plates having gilt, red, green, and blue border of various shields and coat of arms center of plate. dia. 10 1/2in.

RUSSIAN KORNILOV BROTHERS PORCELAIN DESSERT PLATE Fine porcelain dessert plate by Kornilov Bros, circa 1900, made in Russia. Gilt rim with geometric Pan-Slavic designs in green, red, and tan colo

An antique Russian porcelain plate decorated with a hand painted floral motif and manufactured by the Kornilov Brothers Factory, St Petersburg, circa 1870s or 1880s. Marked with the manufactory mark u

A collection of four antique Russian porcelain plates decorated with various hand painted floral motifs and manufactured by the Kornilov Brothers Factory, St Petersburg and the Kuznetsov factory, Mosc

SET (12) KORNILOV BROTHERS DECORATED PORCELAIN PLATES. DIAMETER 7" (3 RIM CHIPS)

Vintage Russian set of 6 porcelain cups & bread plates. Cup: 2 x 3 5/8 in. Plate: 5 5/8 in diameter. Bread plates: 6 1/2 in diameter. TO SHIP THIS ITEM IN USA OR INTERNATIONAL, PLEASE CONTACT THE SHIP

A pair of Imperial Porcelain Factory gilt-trimmed plates decorated with Russian imperial eagles. One of the plates has a green underglaze mark "NII 1910", the other one has a black underglaze mark "NI

England Heavy hand painted gold design and border in paste up style, some wear to finish, each marked on underside Ovington Brothers, England, Coalport, AB 1130, each plate measures diameter 10 inches

Circa 1910 Signed Limoges France (Elite L Framce) Set of 6 hand painted porcelain plates with great decoration. Dia. 9.75". Mint condition.

The plate features scenes of a Russian village and was produced circa 1884-1917 by the Kornilov Brothers porcelain manufactory for Tiffany and Co., New York. Marked on the bottom. The Kornilov Brospor

Kornilov (Kornilow) Brothers, St. Petersburg, Russia. Group of two porcelain plates, both decorated with lovely geometric and knotted designs, one with a coat of arms in the center. Both marked along

Of a circular form featuring a double-headed Russian imperial eagle. Marked on the verso by the manufacturer in blue ink in overglaze.Marked on the verso: Kuznetsov, NII, 1910 (Russian POrcelain Facto

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/

3 pieces Kornilov Russian porcelain. 2 plates, 1 with geometric design and 1 with house and animals in landscape motif, each plate 9 1/2"-diameter. With a bowl with floral design, 2 1/2"H x 5 3/8"-dia

A highly decorated plate by the Kornilov Brothers Saint Petersburg circa 1900. The border has a triptych of Russian rural scenery set in a highly stylized border of Pan-Slavic decoration. The central