Pottery & porcelain

Plant of Kudinov brothers marks

10 marks.

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10 marks
Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

Plant of Kudinov brothers mark

porcelainmarks.eu

Undated

green monogram

underglaze · green · porcelain · Lystsovo, Moscow province

The shared caption describes green underglaze marks and an impressed monogram without assigning a technique to this variant.

About Plant of Kudinov brothers

Nikolay Sergeievich Kudinov established the Lystsovo porcelain plant in 1818. Nikolay and Semen owned it together from 1823 to 1850; Nikolay then held it alone, followed by his son Grigoriy in 1872. It closed in 1885. Products included tableware, vases and sculpture.