Pottery & porcelain
Moscow, Russia · 2 marks.
Undated
The 1740s date the beginning of majolica-tableware production, not this mark's use.
red · faience · Moscow, Russia
It was established in 1724. The first Russian ceramics plant. It manufactured pipes, tiles, and since the ’s a variety of majolica tableware of high quality. It was closed in 1773.
Undated
The 1740s date the beginning of majolica-tableware production, not this mark's use.
red · faience · Moscow, Russia
It was established in 1724. The first Russian ceramics plant. It manufactured pipes, tiles, and since the ’s a variety of majolica tableware of high quality. It was closed in 1773.
Afanasiy Grebenshchikov established the Moscow ceramics plant in 1724. It made pipes and tiles and, from the 1740s, high-quality majolica tableware. The plant closed in 1773.
