A Soviet Porcelain serving dish, dinner plate and tea bowl, State Porcelain Factory, Petrograd, circa 1920

the curved sides of the serving dish painted with scrolling plants of vibrant green leaves and blood-orange and cobalt-blue flowers, beneath a gilded rim, the base with cypher of Nicholas II dated 1919 in underglaze green and state factory mark dated 1926 in black overglaze

diam. 29.3 cm; 11 1/2 in.

together with a dinner plate, designed by Sergei Chekhonin, the border with the slogan 'the mind cannot tolerate slavery' in Cyrillic, with polychrome flowers and foliate motifs beneath a green enamel rim, the base with blue state factory mark dated 1919,

diam. 24 cm; 9 1/2 in.

together with a tea bowl, the curved sides painted with a band of scrolling plants with light pink, lavender, orange and yellow flowers of various shapes and sizes, below a gilded rim, the base with state factory mark in underglaze blue and printed Made in Russia mark in red

diam. 9.8 cm; 3 7/8 in.