Irises, plates of the Kuznetsov Partnership, faience, before 1917

Ideal for the beginning of the twentieth century, the drawing is a symbol of the Silver Age, popular not only in Russia, but also around the world. Irises are generally considered a flower of the Art Nouveau style, which reached its heyday just at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The motif borrowed from Villeroy & Boh was replicated by the Kuznetsov Partnership in various forms.
The presented plates are part of the table service called "Octagonal".

There are two plates on sale in good condition. There is craquelure, darkening of faience and scuffed glaze on the bulges.
The price for one.