Antique Russian Plates

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works , these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works , these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works , these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works , these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works , these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

After the dissolution of Soviet Union, along with lots of textiles and other Works, these plates started making their way to the Western markets.

Elegant in its shape, this stunning cut glass plate by T.G. Hawkes & Co. exhibits the brilliant Russian and Pillar pattern.

19th Century Russian silver and nickel plated tobacco box "sultan on horseback" Measures: Height: 1.5 centimeters Length: 10.5 centimeters Depth: 7 centimeters

Museum Louis XVI table / side table, Russia around 1790, gold-plated Unique museum side table around 1790.

Kuznetsov - plate from Imperial Russian service, late 19th century The front is decorated with the Russian Imperial double-headed eagle incorporating the shield of St.

Egon Schiele (1890 – 1918), AUSTRIA “ART CANNOT BE MODERN, ART IS PRIMORDIALLY ETERNAL.” -SCHIELE Defiantly iconoclastic in life and art, Egon Schiele is esteemed for his masterful...

A Russian Silver & champlevé Enamel Easter egg with gilt interior, workmaster’s marks of Андрей Брагин / Andrei Bragin ( active 1852 - 1908 ) , "88" Imperial standard, St. Petersb...

Antique Russian Malachite Handheld Mirror with Silverplated Mounts

The Podstakannik (Russian: подстака́нник, literally "thing under the glass"), or tea glass holder, is a holder with a handle, made of silver plate that holds a drinking glass (stakan).

Large Imperial Porcelain Alexander II period plate Russian, mid-19th Century Height 24cm, width 24cm, depth 3.5cm This impressive 19th-century plate is an artefact of Russian Imper...

This hand-painted Soviet propaganda (agitprop) porcelain plate was produced in the early decades following the Russian Revolution.

A spectacular early C19th Russian malachite tazza/urn of good scale and elegant form. The circular shallow dish with silvered-bronze mounted rim of styff leaf design, raised on a fac...

Petersburg Russia Inventory #VL-2213. Both plates are imperfect.

Russian Rifle Pit (Plate 37) Illustrates the intense close-quarters combat and trench warfare, featuring British troops in a captured Russian position. 7.

Great piece of cloisonne. Japanese- Russian War period. Japanese imperial plate with the Kikumon depicted.

Erté (Romain de Tirtoff) (1892-1990) 'Manhattan Mary IV' Serigraph (Silk screen print) (Artist's Proof IL/L) Signed in pencil 70 x 56cm (sheet) 41.5 x 30.5cm (plate) The Russian bor...

Bowl sides feature modes of transportation including horse (American), reindeer (Eskimo), bear (Russian), and giraffe (African). On plate shoulder are ethnographic caricatures of chi...