Porcelain Easter eggs from various manufacturers, late 19th to early 20th century

A group of four porcelain Easter eggs from various manufacturers, late 19th to early 20th century. The first is painted in pastel tones, depicting a hatching bird on a white background; the second features a bouquet of flowers on a light blue background; the third is gilded, with the crowned monogram "АН" on a white background, likely by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, early 20th century; the fourth depicts a Resurrection scene in an oval reserve frame with gilded ornamentation on a gilded background; all unmarked, height of the largest: 9 cm (3 9/16 in). (4) Footnotes: Provenance: From the collection of a descendant of the Russian writer and publisher, Faddei Bulgarin (1789-1859). For a comparative example of a porcelain egg with the crowned monogram "АН" in the collection of the State Hermitage Museum, see http://collections.hermitage.ru/entity/OBJECT/1006443. For a comparative example painted with the Resurrection scene by the Kuznetsov Factory, in the collection of the State Historical Museum, see https://catalog.shm.ru/entity/OBJECT/91852. For additional information on this lot, visit Bonhams.com.