‡ A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN TEAPOT AND COVER, GARDNER FACTORY, VERBILIKI, LATE 18TH CENTURY
pedestal urn shaped, the white body with sprigs of wildflowers, the spout with laurel swags, the spiral fluted cover with knop formed as an overturned vessel spilling water, with angular handle, unmarked, 21.5cm high See another teapot of the same pattern, marked underglaze G factory mark and impressed circle and stick twice, offered Bonhams, London, 28 November 2012, lot 163, and a similar example apparently originally in the Hermitage and listed in 'Porcelain in Russia, 18th-19th century', State Russian Museum, Palace ed., 2003, cat 93. The shape appears to be after the teapot attributed to designs by G.I. Kozlov for the Orlov service at the Imperial Porcelain Factory.pedestal urn shaped, the white body with sprigs of wildflowers, the spout with laurel swags, the spiral fluted cover with knop formed as an overturned vessel spilling water, with angular handle, unmarked, 21.5cm high See another teapot of the same pattern, marked underglaze G factory mark and impressed circle and stick twice, offered Bonhams, London, 28 November 2012, lot 163, and a similar example apparently originally in the Hermitage and listed in 'Porcelain in Russia, 18th-19th century', State Russian Museum, Palace ed., 2003, cat 93. The shape appears to be after the teapot attributed to designs by G.I. Kozlov for the Orlov service at the Imperial Porcelain Factory.
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pedestal urn shaped, the white body with sprigs of wildflowers, the spout with laurel swags, the spiral fluted cover with knop formed as an overturned vessel spilling water, with angular handle, unmarked, 21.5cm high See another teapot of the same pattern, marked underglaze G factory mark and impressed circle and stick twice, offered Bonhams, London, 28 November 2012, lot 163, and a similar example apparently originally in the Hermitage and listed in 'Porcelain in Russia, 18th-19th century', State Russian Museum, Palace ed., 2003, cat 93. The shape appears to be after the teapot attributed to designs by G.I. Kozlov for the Orlov service at the Imperial Porcelain Factory.pedestal urn shaped, the white body with sprigs of wildflowers, the spout with laurel swags, the spiral fluted cover with knop formed as an overturned vessel spilling water, with angular handle, unmarked, 21.5cm high See another teapot of the same pattern, marked underglaze G factory mark and impressed circle and stick twice, offered Bonhams, London, 28 November 2012, lot 163, and a similar example apparently originally in the Hermitage and listed in 'Porcelain in Russia, 18th-19th century', State Russian Museum, Palace ed., 2003, cat 93. The shape appears to be after the teapot attributed to designs by G.I. Kozlov for the Orlov service at the Imperial Porcelain Factory.
Please contact us to request a condition report.
