BY THE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST. PETERSBURG, 1889-1917, WITH STATE PORCELAIN FACTIRY MARKS, 1922, PAINTED BY EKATERINA IAKIMOVSKAIA
Details
A Soviet porcelain Coffee-can and Saucer
by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, 1889-1917, with State Porcelain Factiry marks, 1922, painted by Ekaterina Iakimovskaia
The can cylindrical with spreading rim, the body painted in purple with a maiden at a well and a milk maid in rural setting, with scroll handle, the saucer with rural paraphanalia, after a design by Mikhail Adamovich, within ochre borders, marked on bases
the saucer 5½in. (14.2cm.) diam.
by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, St. Petersburg, 1889-1917, with State Porcelain Factiry marks, 1922, painted by Ekaterina Iakimovskaia
The can cylindrical with spreading rim, the body painted in purple with a maiden at a well and a milk maid in rural setting, with scroll handle, the saucer with rural paraphanalia, after a design by Mikhail Adamovich, within ochre borders, marked on bases
the saucer 5½in. (14.2cm.) diam.
Literature
Lobanov-Rostovsky, p.104, illustration no.112.
Special notice
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