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Kusnetzoff Ceramic Cup, Cover and Stand, Russia, C. 1890.
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Kusnetzoff Ceramic Cup, Cover and Stand, Russia, C. 1890.

19th century
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Kusnetzoff ceramic cup, cover and stand, Russia, c. 1890. The cup, painted with a textile design, in puce and gold. Having an elaborate gilt scroll handle.

The stand and cover similarly decorated.

Printed blue factory mark to the cup and the stand.

Height of cup & cover – 14 cm, 5 1/2”.

Diameter of stand – 14.5 cm, 5 3/4”.

Condition – Very minor wear to the gilding. No damage. No restoration.

Physical Dimensions
Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
14.5cm (5.71")
Depth
14.5cm (5.71")
Declaration

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Russian Porcelain Covered Cup to the 19th Century.

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SA1183996
Description
Kusnetzoff ceramic cup, cover and stand, Russia, c. 1890. The cup, painted with a textile design, in puce and gold. Having an elaborate gilt scroll handle.

The stand and cover similarly decorated.

Printed blue factory mark to the cup and the stand.

Height of cup & cover – 14 cm, 5 1/2”.

Diameter of stand – 14.5 cm, 5 3/4”.

Condition – Very minor wear to the gilding. No damage. No restoration.

Height
14cm (5.51")
Width
14.5cm (5.71")
Depth
14.5cm (5.71")
Date of Manufacture

Philip Carrol Antiques has dated this Russian Porcelain Covered Cup to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1183996
Philip Carrol Antiques
Philip Carrol Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Dec 2017

Philip carrol antiques was established in 1983

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A late 19th-century Russian Kusnetzoff lidded porcelain cup and saucer featuring gold, purple, and magenta geometric patterns.
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Archive I A late 19th-century Russian Kusnetzoff lidded porcelain cup and saucer featuring gold, purple, and magenta geometric patterns.

Kusnetzoff Ceramic Cup, Cover and Stand, Russia, C. 1890.

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A late 19th-century Russian Kusnetzoff lidded porcelain cup and saucer featuring gold, purple, and magenta geometric patterns.
Kusnetzoff ceramic cup, cover and stand, Russia, c. 1890.
Ref: SA1183996
A late 19th-century Russian Kusnetzoff lidded porcelain cup and saucer featuring gold, purple, and magenta geometric patterns.
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The M.S. Kuznetsov Factory was one of the largest porcelain manufacturers in late nineteenth-century Russia, producing tableware characterized by intricate enamel decoration, elaborate gilding, and traditional Russian Revival geometric motifs.

Late nineteenth-century Russian porcelain cups were crafted from hard-paste porcelain, painted with overglaze enamels, and decorated with burnished gold leaf trim before undergoing multiple firings.

Authentic pieces feature impressed or printed factory makers marks on the underside of the saucer or cup base, along with distinctively detailed gilded borders and Russian folk-inspired pattern work.

Antique covered cups can be displayed inside a glass-fronted cabinet, arranged on a sideboard top alongside vintage glassware, or styled on a bookshelf vignette as a decorative accent.

Wash gilded porcelain by hand using warm water and a mild detergent, avoiding abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals that could strip the delicate surface gold leaf and enamel detailing.
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