A collection of five Russian porcelain table pieces. The coffee pot and cream dispenser are possibly from the same set whereas the two plates and second dispenser are from separate collections. The Kuznetsov stamp can be seen at the bottom of each piece (see images provided). Late 19 - early 20th ccc. Dimensions: Largest H: 8 1/2 in., (21.5 cm.) Very good overall. Tea pot's lid has been restored, a crack runs down the middle of the top with three smaller cracks throughout. Paint fading visible in all items (see pictures provided)

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