Gardner Manufactory, Porcelain Tea Cup And Saucer, Moscow, 19th Century
GARDNER MANUFACTURE Tea cup and saucer in polychrome and gold porcelain; the body has a green background enhanced by an upper frieze painted with garlands of flowers, whilst the flared rim and curved handle are highlighted with gold fillets.
Moscow, Russia. 19th century.
H_3.5 cm.
Very good condition.
Founded in 1766 by the English industrialist Francis Gardner, the Gardner Porcelain Manufactory, based in Verbilki near Moscow, established itself in the 19th century as one of the most famous and prestigious private porcelain manufactories in the Russian Empire, renowned for the refinement of its tableware and the quality of its glazes.
Our teacup and saucer, which are in keeping with the pure tradition of late 19th-century Russian tableware, showcase the delicacy of the floral painting combined with the elegance of the exquisite green background characteristic of Moscow’s ceremonial pieces.
Moscow, Russia. 19th century.
H_3.5 cm.
Very good condition.
Founded in 1766 by the English industrialist Francis Gardner, the Gardner Porcelain Manufactory, based in Verbilki near Moscow, established itself in the 19th century as one of the most famous and prestigious private porcelain manufactories in the Russian Empire, renowned for the refinement of its tableware and the quality of its glazes.
Our teacup and saucer, which are in keeping with the pure tradition of late 19th-century Russian tableware, showcase the delicacy of the floral painting combined with the elegance of the exquisite green background characteristic of Moscow’s ceremonial pieces.
1 200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Porcelain
Reference (ID): 1461444
Availability: In stock
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