Pottery & porcelain
Elizavetino village in Bogorodskiy district, Russia · 12 marks.
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porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’ daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’ daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’ daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’ daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’s daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Undated
porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
of Moscow province. The plant was established in 1811 by Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov. In 1818, it was passed as a dowry to Vsevolozhskiy’ daughter Maria, who got married to general Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
Vsevolozhskiy and Polivanov established the plant in 1811. In 1818 it passed as a dowry to Maria Vsevolozhskaya when she married General Sipyagin. After her death in 1821, the plant was inherited by her husband and children.
