Earthenware from the quarters in Krasnaya street of the "Izhevsk plant" settlement

The paper deals with the collection of earthenware dishes discovered during archaeological research of the archaeological site "Izhevsk Plant Settlement" in Izhevsk, Udmurt Republic. A preliminary analysis of one of the items categories - earthenware tableware that existed in the Izhevsk factory settlement in the second half of the XIX - first quarter of the XX century, is given. The analysis of items, their morphology, ornamentation, and the binding of the available hallmarks to the faience factories of the Urals and central Russia is given. The collection includes plates of various types, salad bowls, mugs, milk jugs, tureens. Until the 1880s, the Izhevsk population mainly used tableware of Ural production, and, since the last quarter of the XIX century, almost completely switched to the "Kuznetsov" ware.