Description

Soviet plate of the STATE PORCELAIN FACTORY OF PETROGRADE; Saint Petersburg, 1920.
Glazed porcelain.
With brand, date and signature on the back.
Attach documentation.
Measurements: 24 cm in diameter.
Ornamental enameled porcelain plate, made in Russia at the beginning of the Soviet period, in 1920. In the seat we see a peasant scene with a clearly avant-garde but figurative language, surrounded by an eaves where inscriptions are combined with symbols of communism, progress and work . One of the legends of the eaves could refer to the city of Svobodni (Amur, Russia).
The Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, founded in Saint Petersburg in 1744 by Dimitri Ivanovich Vinogradov and supported by the Romanov czars from the time of the Empress Elizabeth, manufactured, from its beginnings, a hard-paste ceramic very close to oriental porcelain, of high quality, and From the second quarter of the 19th century it will begin to manufacture authentic porcelain, with kaolin imported from Limoges. It was a manufacturing closely linked to the court, although it will begin to expand its production in the 19th century and, by the Art Nouveau era, it had already become one of the main factories in Europe. After the October Revolution it was nationalized (1917), under the new name of State Porcelain Factory, although it will be renamed in 1925 with the name of the founder of the Russian Academy of Science, renamed Lomonosov Porcelain Factory.

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