Pottery & porcelain
Rechitsy village in Bronnitskiy district, Russia · 2 marks.
Undated
underglaze · dark blue or green · porcelain; faience · Rechitsy, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established at the beginning of the ’s by Petr Fartalny. it was passed over to his sons Ivan Prokhor. It was closed in the 1860’s. At first they roduced semifaience and «bronze» tableware, and in the late ’s porcelain and faience. Underglaze dark-blue and green brands.
Undated
underglaze · dark blue or green · porcelain; faience · Rechitsy, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established at the beginning of the ’s by Petr Fartalny. it was passed over to his sons Ivan Prokhor. It was closed in the 1860’s. At first they roduced semifaience and «bronze» tableware, and in the late ’s porcelain and faience. Underglaze dark-blue and green brands.
Petr Fartalny established the Rechitsy plant in the early 1830s. It passed to his sons Ivan and Prokhor after 1852 and closed in the 1860s. It initially made semi-faience and bronze-coloured tableware, adding porcelain and faience in the late 1830s.
