A BISKUIT PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A RUSSIAN DANCER Soviet

Meissen hand-painted porcelain "Estrelle" figure, depicting character from the Russian ballet "Karneval," a woman in elaborate ruffled floral dress, original model by Paul Scheurich, bears Meissen blu

A Soviet porcelain figure of a woman from the Peoples of Russia series, State Porcelain Factory, circa 1920. After a design by Pavel Kamenskii, the woman shown in a richly pattern skirt and scarf over

Porcelain figure modeled as a dancer taking a bow. [9 1/2" H].

3 Soviet Russian hand painted porcelain figures. Largest measures 5" (13cm) height.

Antique MEISSEN FIGURE OF A RUSSIAN DANCER, CIRCA 1900 modeled by Hugo Spieler, with underglaze blue crossed swords mark, incised Q190b, in national costume with a bouquet of flowers - h:6.50 in. Cond

A beautiful figurine of a dancer in motion. Kiev Experimental Art Ceramics Factory. 1970s Base is stamped in red "K" (First quality) # "34", in blue "2 C 10-4C" The Kiev Experimental Ceramic Factory b

A MID 20th CENTURY RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURE modelled as a lady dancer in traditional dress with gilt highlight 29cm high

Meissen hand-painted porcelain "Pierrot" Russian ballet dancer figure, original design by Paul Scheurich from the Russian ballet "Karneval," depicting the clown with ruffled collar and signature makeu

SOVIET PORCELAIN FIGURE OF A SPANISH CIVIL WAR SOLDIER KISSING HIS SON formed as a soldier in a grey civil war uniform, holding his son on his knee, porcelain, illegible factory mark in blue underglaz

High quality figure depicting an Art Deco-era female dancer. [9" H].

High quality figure depicting an Art Deco-era female dancer. [9" H].

A Soviet porcelain figure of a dancing woman after Kustodiev, Lomonosov State Porcelain Factory. After a 1923 design by Boris Kustodiev, the woman dressed for winter wearing a blue coat, the underside

A rare and produced in a limited quantity porcelain sculpture titled "Veterok" ("Wind" in Russian), made at the Kiev Experimental Ceramics and Art Factory (Kiev EKCZ). Depicting a lady in a summer out

A Soviet biscuit porcelain figure of an accordion player after Kustodiev, Dmitrovsk Manufactory, circa 1930. After a 1923 design by Boris Kustodiev, depicting a musician dressed for winter playing a s

A Soviet hand-painted porcelain figurine by Dulyovo. The figure represents a girl in kokoshnik looking at herself in the mirror. The piece is garnished with gilt accents. Hallmark Dulyovo Made in USSR

Leningrad, circa 1920, printed blue LFZ Cyrillic mark, black painted KM and 7. Self-portrait designed by Olga Glebova-Sudeikina, the masquerade ballet figure depicted on point with hands raised and ne

This fine hand-painted biscuit porcelain figurine from the early Soviet period depicts a harmonica player modeled after the male figure in the painting by Boris Kustodiev "The Village Carnival." Made

Classic Soviet theme of agriculture. The porcelain figure of a milkmaid celebrates the working class. Verbilka, Baranovka Porcelain Factory Produced during 1960s Blue factory makers marks found on und

Pair Of Porcelain Dog Figures. Marked "Made In USSR." Approximately 3.25L x 1.75W x 3.0H in.

A RARE PORCELAIN FIGURE 'THE GARDENER WITH VEGETABLES IN THE APRON' Alexander Terentevitch Metveev, 1926 (design), Soviet Union, Leningrad, State Porcelain Factory, late 1920s Realistically modelled a

Porcelain, colored, with gold highlights Leningrad, Soviet Union, 1918-23 Presumably Lomonosov Porcelain Factory - Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, established in 1744 After a model by Na

Vintage Russian Soviet LFZ Porcelain Figurine Pencil Holder / Figure "Girl with a sheaf" overglaze polychrome painting, gilding, premium (1st class) Author sculptors: Velikhova S.B. Painting artist: K

A pair of early Soviet porcelain figurines modeled by Boris Kustodiev depicting a male standing harmonist and female dancer in winter cloths. The male figurine is dated on the bottom 1924, the female

German Porcelain Figurine, depicting a ballet scene of standing harlequin figure kissing a female in ruffled skirt, originally designed by Paul Scheurich as part of a Russian ballet dancer line create