A set of two antique porcelain dishes of the Kuznetsov factory. The dishes have a rectangular shape with rounded corners and decorated with a gilded rim. The products are made of white porcelain. 51*31*5cm 38*27*4cm Trademarks of the Dmitrovsky (Kuznetsovsky) plant - 1891 - 1917. The Dmitrovsky plant became the first private enterprise for the production of porcelain in the RI. It was founded by the Englishman F. Gardner in 1766. The plant produced a wonderful porcelain product, and the founder himself was awarded an audience in Empress Catherine II. However, by the end of the century, the plant began to lose ground and was soon bought by Matviy Kuznetsov. As a visionary entrepreneur, Kuznetsov understood that Gardner porcelain is a well-known stamp, and did not want to lose customers, so he put on the products of the famous Gardner stamp, and, if possible, kept the range and overall image of Verbilov's products. The plant produced lunch services, chandeliers, lamps, vases and animal figurines. After the revolution, it was renamed the Dmitrov Porcelain Plant and nationalized. There are defects in the product!
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