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RUSSIA, IMPERIAL PORCELAIN MANUFACTORY, SAINT PETERSBURG, NICHOLAS I PERIOD (1825–1855) Multicolored porcelain serving plate from an imperial ceremonial service A circular plate with a multilobed rim, made of hard-paste porcelain with rich painted and gilded decoration; the center of the plate is finely adorned with a lavish bouquet of blooming flowers, while the cut-out rim features a background alternating between areas of sky-blue and turquoise, sky blue, and turquoise, richly enhanced with foliage, garlands, and combed patterns in matte and glossy gold. The decoration also includes four circular medallions in shades of brown depicting miniature animal scenes (a running fox or wolf, a greyhound, a billy goat), as well as a floral medallion and a polychrome fruit medallion. Marked on the reverse with the monogram of Emperor Nicholas I (“H I”) in blue under a crown. Handwritten inventory mark painted in gold “Л.4.2.” on the foot. Diameter: 25 cm
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