Popov Scenic Saucer

This is a scenic saucer made by Popoff around 1820. Alexander Popoff founded the factory near Moscow in the early 19th century. The products were highly sought after and from 1810 until 1830 they produced the best quality wares. The factory was closed in 1872. The center of the saucer has a large simple landscape scene in it with a gold trim line around it and another gold trim line on the rim edge with a thinner line under that. The saucer displays nicely with a little wear to the gilding and a large flat chip to mostly the underside rim with only a tiny bit showing from the top. An easy fix if need be! The piece is marked underneath with the underglaze Popow AT looking mark with an impressed 19 or so by the footring. The saucer is just over 1 inch tall and 5.375 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.