Pottery & porcelain

A. Miklashevskiy plant marks

Village of Volokitino in Glukhovskiy district, Ukraine · From 1836 · 11 marks.

Active years
From 1836
Country
Ukraine
City / region
Village of Volokitino in Glukhovskiy district
Products
figurines, porcelain, tableware
Marks
11

Dated marks & timeline

11 marks
A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

painted · gold · porcelain

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

M

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

AM

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

A.M.

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

AM

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

AM

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

painted · gold · porcelain

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

A. Miklashevskiy plant mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

AM

1836–1839 describes the factory's establishment, not this mark's use interval.

painted · gold · porcelain · Volokitino, Chernigov province

About A. Miklashevskiy plant

A. Miklashevskiy's Volokitino porcelain factory was established in 1836–1839 and closed in 1862. It received a large silver medal in 1839 and a gold medal at the 1849 St Petersburg exhibition. It supplied the imperial court and made tableware, vases, figures and elaborate architectural and religious porcelain, including the porcelain decoration of the church at Volokitino.