Porcelain tea cup from the ceremonial service of the yacht POWER

214. Porcelain tea cup from the ceremonial service of the yacht POWER

Name: Porcelain tea cup from the ceremonial service of the yacht POWER
SKU: 4890
Price: 3000.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

ID-ANTQ-4890

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Porcelain tea cup from the ceremonial service of the yacht POWER

Imperial Porcelain Factory. A pair of tea from the ceremonial service of the imperial yacht DERZHAVA. It was made during the reign of Emperor Alexander II at the IPZ in St. Petersburg. The service project was created by the famous Russian architect I.A. Monighetti. No defects or restorations. The height of the cup is 7 cm, the diameter of the saucer is 15.5.

Built at the Admiralty shipyard in St. Petersburg, the imperial yacht Derzhava was launched in 1874 and was intended for use in the Baltic Sea. The court architect, professor of the Imperial Academy of Arts Ippolit Antonovich Moneghetti (1819 - 1878). Also according to the project of I.A. Moneghetti in 1871 - 1878. a ceremonial yacht service in the Russian style was created. Ornamental decor includes state and maritime symbols, the monogram of Emperor Alexander II, the imperial power, the image of a two-headed eagle, sea ropes, chains and anchors. The service for thirty people was complemented by a crystal piece made at the Imperial Glass Factory. Items from this service are in collections of the State Museum Hermitage, the State Russian Museum, etc. Bibliography: Under the royal monogram, works of the IPE from the collection of the State Museum Hermitage, St. Petersburg,

Condition: Good

Material: Porcelain

Product sizes: Height - 7cm, Width - 15.5cm, Depth - 15.5cm

Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia

Style: Neo-Russian

Country: Russia, St. Petersburg

Period: Mid-19th century

Item description is approximate automatic translation . Antiqon.com is not responsible for translation errors. Show original text.

Чайная пара из сервиза яхты ДЕРЖАВА.

Императорский Фарфоровый Завод. Чайная пара из парадного сервиза императорской яхты ДЕРЖАВА. Была изготовлена в период царствования императора Александра II на ИФЗ в Санкт-Петербурге. Проект сервиза был создан известным русским архитектором И.А.Монигетти. Без дефектов и реставраций. Высота чашки 7 см., диаметр блюдца 15,5.

Построенная на верфи Адмиралтейства в Санкт-Петербурге императорская яхта «Держава» была спущена на воду в 1874 году и предназначалась для использования в Балтийском море.Интерьерами для императора Александра II и императрицы Марии Александровны занимался придворный архитектор, профессор Императорской Академии художеств Ипполит Антонович Монегетти (1819 - 1878).Также по проекту И.А.Монегетти в 1871 - 1878 гг. была создан парадный яхтенный сервиз в русском стиле. Орнаментальный декор включает государственную и морскую символику, вензель императора Александра II, императорскую державу, изображение двуглавого орла, морские канаты, цепи и якоря.Сервиз, рассчитанный на тридцать персон, дополнялся хрустальной частью, изготовленной на Императорском стеклянном заводе.Предметы из данного сервиза находятся в коллекциях ГМ Эрмитаж, ГРМ и др.Библиография: Под царским вензелем, произведения ИФЗ из собрания ГМ Эрмитаж, Спб,

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