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48 - A LARGE PORCELAIN PLATTER FROM THE KREMLIN SERVICE Russian, St. Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Factory, Reign of Nicholas I, 1838 Painted, gilded. Underglaze blue factory mark “NI” beneath the crown; on the bottom, remnants of the inventory number, marked “15” in gold. The ceremonial service, created for 50 people and comprising nearly 1,500 pieces, was designed by F.G. Solntsev for the Grand Kremlin Palace. Diam. 32.4 cm.

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€4,000 - 8,000

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32.57%

A LARGE PORCELAIN PLATTER FROM THE KREMLIN SERVICE Russian, St. Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Factory, Reign of Nicholas I, 1838 Painted, gilded. Underglaze blue factory mark “NI” beneath the crown; on the bottom, remnants of the inventory number, marked “15” in gold. The ceremonial service, created for 50 people and comprising nearly 1,500 pieces, was designed by F.G. Solntsev for the Grand Kremlin Palace. Diam. 32.4 cm. LARGE PLATE FROM THE KREMLIN SERVICE Russia, St. Petersburg, Imperial Porcelain Factory, Reign of Nicholas I, 1838 Porcelain, polychrome overglaze painting, gilding, partially etched. Diameter 32.4 cm. Underglaze blue manufacturer’s mark “NI” beneath a crown; on the underside, remnants of the inventory number, numbered in gold “15.” The ceremonial service, which was designed for 50 people and comprised nearly 1,500 pieces, was designed by F.G. Solntsev for the Grand Kremlin Palace.

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Auction details

161-I: Art & Icons from the Orthodox World. PART 1
Thursday, November 5
10:00 AM
Friedrich-Ebert-Str. 11+12
40210 Düsseldorf, Germany

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Hargesheimer +49 2 11 30 20 010 info@russian.sale
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