Could this be Russian Gardner mark??

Cup and Saucer with what looks like Gardner mark. Demitasse style, tiny pieces. I do not see horse in the mark. Gardner ? Dulevo?? Thanks in advance!!

 

Korniloff Brothers?

 

For other arthritic necks:

 

Thank you, is it Korniloff or Kornilov ??

 

Sorry, and thanks, hahaha

 

Could be either. I got the name from a reference book I hardly ever reference. Frankly, I would expect better from Gardiner.

 

thank you

 

Here's that Russian site again: http://logo-collection.fularsen.dk/#!home
The Gardner (no "i") marks seem to have St. George in the center, and the rest of it doesn't look right, either. We really need Natasha.

 

Russians would spell it in Cyrillic with the single letter at the end that in some transliterations is equivalent to the letter "v" -- but there are several different systems to transliterate Cyrillic into the Roman alphabet. In at least one of those systems the "ff" would be used instead of the "v." So, either one is correct depending on which transliteration is used. If you do reasearch on them you need to search both.

 

Thanks I will check out that Russian site !!