Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Pottery & porcelain
Markovs factory marks
Konyashin village in Bronnitskiy district, Russia · 8 marks.
- Country
- Russia
- City / region
- Konyashin village in Bronnitskiy district
- Marks
- 8
Dated marks & timeline
8 marks
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
Undated
porcelain, faience
porcelain, faience · Konyashin, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province
The source does not define the origin of the individual marks.
About Markovs factory
Mark Nazarov founded two factories in Konyashin village, Bronnitskiy district, Moscow province, in the 1830s and around 1840. His sons Anton and Nikolay inherited them after 1852 and took the surname Markov. The brothers separated in the late 1850s. Anton’s factory later passed to Gavrila and closed in 1897; Nikolay’s passed to Aleksey and closed around 1890. The source says the origin of the individual marks is undefined.