TWO Lomonosov Lunch Dessert Plates Russia Figures St Petersburg 8”

Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain plates, likely from the "Classic of Petersburg" collection, featuring a classical figure and cityscapes, with the inscription "САНКТ ПЕТЕРБУРГ" (Saint Petersburg). Key details about this type of porcelain: Origin: Produced by the Imperial Porcelain Factory (formerly Lomonosov Porcelain Factory) in Saint Petersburg, Russia, established in 1744. Artistry: These plates are typically hand-painted and often embellished with 22-karat gold. Historical Significance: The factory was founded by Empress Elizabeth and played a role in the development of Russian porcelain, with its secrets independently discovered by Dmitry Vinogradov. Care: Hand washing is generally recommended for these pieces. No damage excellent condition. Can be used as a dessert plate or as display as there are two holes in the back of each plate for hanging. But they are food safe enjoy.