Porcelain ware of the Russian imperial period

PORCELAIN OF THE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ERA. Includes 10 pieces of Russian imperial porcelain, including a rare large bowl with an overall decoration of flower bouquets on a white background and a blue striped border from Gardner, with a blue Gardner factory mark on the front underside under the Imperial guarantee mark, as well as an impressed Cyrillic Gardner mark above an impressed Saint George, and an impressed number 15, diameter 12 inches (30 cm). Together with four matching saucers or small bowls from Kuznetsov with a raspberry-colored striped ornament, a lacquered ribbed border, and each with a ladle painted with a flower bouquet and framed with a golden leaf pattern. Each on the underside has a blue Kuznetsov factory mark, diameter of each 8.25 inches (21 cm). Also, a Kuznetsov bowl on a ring foot with floral decoration on a green background, with a green Kuznetsov factory mark under the Imperial guarantee mark on the underside of the base, diameter 6.75 inches (17.3 cm), height 3.1 inches (9.4 cm), a matching Kuznetsov cup and saucer with cobalt and gold decoration, as well as a cup and saucer from Khrapunova-Novago porcelain also with cobalt and gold decoration.

Together with three early Soviet porcelain bowls on ring feet, two similar to each other with burgundy sides and flowers, and a larger cup-jug with cobalt, gold, and floral ornament. Each with early Soviet marks, circa 1925, largest diameter 6.75 inches (17 cm). NOTICE OF