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Over 300 exhibits of porcelain made by the Imperial Porcelain Factory are on display at the Moscow Kremlin Belfry. The works have been lent by the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg and span almost 200 years, from the factory's founding in 1744 to 1917, when it stopped producing pieces for royal consumption. By the beginning of the 20th century, the factory was experimenting with color glazes and 3-D effects. The show runs to Jan. 13 at the Moscow Kremlin Belfry, Metro Alexandrovsky Sad.
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