Plate from the dining room of the Mikhailovsky Voronezh cadet corps

The position of the Mikhailovsky Voronezh cadet corps was approved on 16 August 1844, the Opening of the institution took place on 8 November 1845 the name of the corps was named after the brother of Emperor Nicholas I, Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich. The latest from 1831 he served as the chief of the chief of military educational institutions, and it was founded on 14 cadet corps, including Voronezh. In 1865 the body, just like most of the Russian cadet corps, was converted into a military school, and in 1882 restored to the status of cadet corps as an educational institution of a closed type. The name "Mikhailovsky Voronezh" the case officially worn until 1905 when it was renamed in Voronezh Grand Duke Mikhail Pavlovich cadet corps; however, the old name remained as the everyday until 1917, When the General form of the cadet corps, the Mikhailovsky Voronezh cadet corps relied white straps with blue edging, gold metal appliance and encryption on the shoulder straps in monogram M under the Imperial crown. All these colors and details are presented in the decoration of plates, made for Cabinet dining room porcelain factory Kornilov brothers in St. Petersburg. The factory often made the dishes for the military units and establishments of the Military Department, but the majority of items of regimental dish of the manufacturer intended for the troops of the Petersburg and Western military districts. Perhaps the order the dishes for the shells were placed centrally, through the Directorate of military educational institutions. Very rare item in perfect preservation.