The Royal Pottery

The Royal Pottery was a notable manufacturing facility in Moscow, established in 1801, specializing in producing high-quality porcelain and ceramics. It was part of the Russian Imperial State industries, serving both functional needs and decorative arts for the royal court and broader markets. The factory was recognized for its craftsmanship, innovative designs, and contributions to Russian ceramics. Its products often featured intricate patterns and fine detailing, reflecting the artistic tastes of the era. The Royal Pottery played a significant role in advancing Russian porcelain production and had a lasting influence on Russian decorative arts.