Pottery & porcelain
The village of Elizavetino in Bogorodskiy district, Russia · 8 marks.
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underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
Undated
underglaze, overglaze, impressed · dark blue, red, black, gold · porcelain · Elizavetino, Bogorodskiy district, Moscow province
The source describes underglaze dark blue, overglaze red, black or gold versions, sometimes impressed in the paste.
The Elizavetino factory in Moscow province was established in 1811. It passed to Vsevolozhskiy in 1816 and to his son-in-law N. M. Sipyagin in the late 1820s.
