1144 - Pair of veduta plates, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, Russia, Nicholas era. Blue background, gold relief with lily-of-the-valley decoration; the background features market scenes in polychrome glaze painting, illegible letters, and a scratch mark on the side , otherwise unmarked, likely St. Petersburg, circa 1830, unsigned, 22 cm in diameter, gold slightly worn, undamaged. Typical of Russian porcelain of this period is the porous, slightly grayish porcelain body of the pieces. Porcelain 1144

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