Pattern 256
Kornilow plate
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Pattern 261
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Pattern 272
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Unknown Pattern
Kornilov Bros tea set
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Pattern 273
Kornilow plate
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Pattern 274
Bilibin subject #5
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Pattern 276
Kornilow dish with bear painting
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277 - Sauce Boat
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Pattern 278
Cup with horse handle
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Pattern 44
Covered bowl
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Pattern 46
Kornilov plate
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Pattern 47
Crown ornament
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Pattern 67 - Dish with
painting of children
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Patter 77
Karazin plate
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Patter 78
Kornilov plate
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Pattern 350
Dish Imperial Eagle
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Pattern 351
Teapot with bear handle
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Pattern 374
Egg cup
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Border pattern 375
Fish platter
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Pattern 380
Kornilow bowl
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122
Armorial plate
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Pattern 123
Cup with horse handle
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124
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128 - Dish with
double headed eagle
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131 - Kornilow Brothers porcelain
kovsh
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Kornilow (Kornilov) Brothers (Bros.) produced dinner, tea sets and other service wear in Russian folk style also referred to as Pan-Slavik style
in late 19th and early 20th century St Petersburg, Russia.
The majority of production was for export to North America where the company struck distribution agreements with leading retailers such as
Tiffany in New York, Bailey Banks & Biddle Co in Philadelphia, Shreve & Company in San Francisco, Jaccard Jewelry Co in Kansas City.
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The following is a list of numbered border patterns used by the factory:
Pattern 1
Kornilow egg cup
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Pattern 2
Kornilov Teapot
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Pattern 6
Kornilov egg cup
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7
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8
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Pattern 12
Kornilov cup saucer
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394
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407
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414 - Egg Cup
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415 - Teapot
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417 - Cup
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431
Candle Holder
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Pattern 141
Bilibin scene
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Pattern 142
Karazin plate
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150
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159
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164
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Pattern 177
Cup and Saucer
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178 - Teapot
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Pattern 184
Kornilov plate
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Patter 192
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Pattern 210
Crest of City of Harkov
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Pattern 218
Kornilov sugar bowl
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Pattern 220
Kornilov cup and saucer
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Pattern 221
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Antique Russian Porcelain by Kornilov Brothers, St. Petersburg
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Pattern 287
Kornilov fish plate
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Pattern 288
Kornilov bird plate
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Pattern 289
Kornilov bird plate
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310
Cup
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Pattern 333
Coffee Pot
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Pattern 335
Kornilov bird plate
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Pattern 345
Bilibin plate
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12 plates and a large 17.5" long platter with whimsical depictions of native Russian birds designed by Ivan Galnbek.
Most shown with border patterns # 288 (red) or # 289 (green).
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Various whimsical scenes with Russian bear designed by Ivan Galnbek.
These scenes were used not only on plates, but also tea sets (cups and saucers, teapots, creamers, sugars, etc.)
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12 Kornilov plates with Russian fairy tale paintings after Bilibin. Within various pan-slavic borders. Two numbers inscribed on the back.
First number 1 thru 12 represents one of the 12 Bilibin paintings, second indicates the border pattern.
Bilibin Plate 1/140
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Bilibin Plate 2/140
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Bilibin Plate 3/140
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Bilibin Plate 4/247
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9/247
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10/247
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11/140
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12/247
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Pattern 85
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Pattern 97
Plate wolves
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Pattern 98 - Dish with
double headed eagle
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Pattern 99
Kornilov egg cup
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Pattern 114
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121 - Cup with
horse handle
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Pattern 21
Child after E.Bem
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Pattern 26
Plate with cypher
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Pattern 35
Kornilov egg cup
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Pattern 37
Kornilov cup & saucer
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Pattern 38
Russian Kornilov Plate
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A set of 12 armorial plates each decorated with the coat of arms for a Russian city including Astrakhan, Chernigov, Kazan, Kharkov, Kiev,
Moscow, Nizhni Novgorod, Poltava, Pskov, St. Petersburg, Vladimir and Yaroslavl within various borders (shown here within border # 218).
Please note that this type of decoration was also used on teasets.
Pattern 132
Kornilow cup and saucer
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135
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Pattern 136
Sugar Bowl
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Pattern 138
Plate with double eagles
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Pattern 139
Plate Bilibin #5
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Pattern 140
Kornilov plate Bilibin
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12 genre scenes depicting small children in 17th century Russian costumes,
traditional Russian proverbs and folklore poems after postcards designed by Elizaveta Bem.
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Kornilov plates with traditional Russian scene after Karazin
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229 - Plate
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Pattern 230
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Pattern 237
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Pattern 245
Kornilow Bros Porcelain Kovsh
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Pattern 247
Kornilow plate - Bilibin
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252
Teapot
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12 Kornilov Brothers plates and a large dish with whimsical depictions of native Russian fishes designed by Ivan Galnbek.
Most with border pattern #288, two with #289. The 21" long platter has border pattern #375.
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