Featured Russian numbered plate

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about what I posted above?

 

Would you consider starting a new thread for each item?

 

Hi - it's another orphan saucer, the marks pics are upside down and sideways and are pretty fuzzy, but believe it looks like Doulton Burslem, 1886-1902, the initials would be the painter...

~Cheryl

 

Here is one very similar (same blank), with its demitasse cup - should add the seller's asking price strikes me as quite optimistic, and again, saucers need their cups:

https://www.trocadero.com/stores/judith/items/720972/Unique-Doulton-Burslem-Demitasse-Cup-Saucer

~Cheryl

 

More realistic sold prices from eBay on similarly decorated cups & saucers:







~Cheryl

 

Absolutely!

 

Thank you Cheryl.. I appreciate the info!

 

Hey Steve.......sorry...not Facebook...or snapchat...or Twitter....

U shouldn't post your email here......too many Visitors and Bots.....

& it's not allowed to do business on the Forums, except the SELL forum...
You can though.....Private Message a member thru the INBOX at the top right of this page...........

 

I wanted to get back to the Kornilov plates. It was interesting to me that the antique ones, or at least the ones we think are from 1900 have "Made in Russia" on them. Because I thought that the made in part language came about 1921. I think my initial impression was that "made in" language on the plate suggested that they were not antique.

Interestingly enough I was looking at some of the worth point entries and there is this one that was said to be from the collection of ambassador CHarles Crane who served on the Root Commission to Russia in 1917. THe pics are not clear but it is said to have the double eagle mark and cyrillic language. So it does sort of confirm the idea that the language was added to the pieces made for export at that time period before WW I since Crane probably acquired these while in Russia and they were not made for export.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/five-kornilov-bros-porcelain-plates-1923008182

They were sold at Eldred's so if they have a catalog or something you might be able to get better pics.

 

It appears the original post has been removed, but preserved now as a quotation in your reply. Bots may not find it there.

 

Yes, I dodn't think bots can catch that......but visitors can......
I slipped up....it was not my intention to keep the addy there......

 

Thank you for the reply and my apologies for not seeing it until this moment! Yes, if you are still interested, I would be happy to sell to you.

 

I also appreciate all of the information.

 

FYI - some good news on my part. Although I have a saucer and not a plate, I do not see any chips or fine lines and the gild is still on.

 

Hi Steve, I’ve attempted to email you 2x at the address provided above, however I keep on receiving undeliverable messages.

 

Hi, Penny -- You can try sending a private message through this site. One way to do that is to go up to the Inbox link at the top of the forum page (it's in the right side of the brown strip that goes across the page. Click on that word and click Start a New Conversation. You'll need to then type in the username of the person you want to write to. Another way to do it is to find the person's member page here and click on Start A Conversation.

 

Thank you for the information and directions on how to respond!