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A PAIR OF PORCELAIN TAZZAS FROM THE KREMLIN SERVICE Russian, St. Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Factory, Reign of Alexander II, 1855–1881 1855–1881 Painted, gilded, decorated with a black imperial double-headed eagle in the center. Underglaze green factory mark “AII” beneath the crown, red inventory numbers “oxp. 23099” or “oxp. 23071'. The ceremonial service, created for 50 people and comprising nearly 1,500 pieces, was designed by F. G. Solntsev for the Grand Kremlin Palace. 19/20 cm high. and comprised nearly 1,500 pieces, Provenance: Christie’s London, Sale of June 9, 2009, lot 175. PAIR OF CUPS FROM THE KREMLIN SERVICE Russia, St. Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Alexander II period, 1855–1881; porcelain, polychrome overglaze painting, gilding, decorated with a black imperial double-headed eagle. Height: 19/20 cm. Underglaze green manufacturer’s mark ‘AII’ beneath a crown, as well as red inventory numbers ‘oxp. 23099’ and ‘oxp. 23071,’ respectively. The ceremonial service, designed for 50 people and comprising nearly 1,500 pieces, was designed by F. G. Solnzew for the Grand Kremlin Palace. Provenance: Christie’s London, auction of June 9, 2009, Lot 175.
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