A selection of porcelain and glass tableware from the Imperial Yacht services

A selection of porcelain and glass tableware from the Imperial Yacht servicesBy the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg and Kuznetsov Factory, Moscow, second half of 19th centuryComprising:A sauce boat from the Imperial Yacht Service Aleksandria, by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, inditinctly marked, with the seal of the 'Aleksandria' Park, Peterhoff, to each side and with blue rims, marked under base;A large covered soup tureen from the Imperial Yacht Service Tsarevna, Imperial Porcelain Factory, period of Nicholas II, 1896, inscribed on the cover in Cyrillic 'Tsarevna' to one side and with blue crowned cypher A on the cover, with a blue rim, marked under base;A coffee-pot from the Imperial Yacht Service Derzhava, by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, period of Alexander III, 1884, decorated on each side with the crossed flags and orb, with gilt rims, marked under base;Two large glass carafes from the Imperial Yacht Service Polyarnaya Zvezda [Polar Star], each cut with the Imperial double-headed eagle, apparently unmarked;A dessert plate from the Imperial Yacht Service Standart, by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, period of Nicholas II, 1910, with the Imperial standard on the border; and a large bowl and flask from the same Service, by the M. S. Kuznetsov Factory, late 19th century, each with the Imperial standard on one side, the last three marked under basesthe soup tureen 9 7/8 in. (15 cm.) high (8)