A Russian Porcelain Soup Plate and Condiment Spoon from Her Majesty Elizaveta Petrovna's Own Service, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, 1756-early 1760s the soup plate circular with a scalloped border, decorated with a molded and gilded trellis pattern, the crossing points with molded blossoms painted pink with yellow centers; the spoon with shovel-shaped bowl and handle with conforming gilded trellis pattern and gilded border both with black overglaze Imperial double-headed eagles, the soup plate with incised production marks "7. and II" in the paste diameter of the plate 10 1/8 in.; length of the spoon 5 1/4 in. 25.7 cm; 13.3 cm
A Russian Porcelain Soup Plate and Condiment Spoon from Her Majesty Elizaveta Petrovna's Own Service, Imperial Porcelain Manufactory, St. Petersburg, 1756-early 1760s the soup plate circular with a scalloped border, decorated with a molded and gilded trellis pattern, the crossing points with molded blossoms painted pink with yellow centers; the spoon with shovel-shaped bowl and handle with conforming gilded trellis pattern and gilded border both with black overglaze Imperial double-headed eagles, the soup plate with incised production marks "7. and II" in the paste diameter of the plate 10 1/8 in.; length of the spoon 5 1/4 in. 25.7 cm; 13.3 cm
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