A collection of Russian porcelain figures all Soviet

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

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 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

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

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

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

Soldier on canon and base (separated piece), chimney sweep. Both as is. 9"H. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

Boy with hat and book, woman with red flags, child with blocks, boy with binoculars. Tallest: 7.5"H. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

As is. Tallest: 9.5"H. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

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

Soviet Figurine "Mistress of the Copper Mountain". The mistress of the Copper Mountain is a legend of the Ural Mountains. She became famous in the collection of tales "The Malachite Box” by P. P

Soviet Figurine "Mistress of the Copper Mountain". The mistress of the Copper Mountain is a legend of the Ural Mountains. She became famous in the collection of tales "The Malachite Box” by P. P

A collection of vintage porcelain tableware items from the 1970s or 1980s. Includes a Dulevo Porcelain Factory oval dish painted with flower composition and decorated with a gilded rim, marked underne

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

Goalie player mid-catch. Marks on base. 6.5"long X 5"H. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

The figure depicts a Soviet Red Army soldier playing the acordian, dressed in his parade uniform with his medals displayed. In his hands is an acordian, a very traditional and national instrument of R

Early Continental Porcelain Figure Possibly Russian. Provenance From a New Jersey Collection. 2 Feet Missing on Horses. Dimensions- L-14" x H-7.5".

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

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

Plastic and metal. One as is. Private collection of a Russian family, Catskills NY.

A collection of Soviet post stamps and collectible envelopes, mostly from the 1960-1970s. Assembled in three hardcover albums. All stamps are divided by topic. Special place is given to the great name

A Soviet Porcelain Figurine of a worker standing next to a bountiful sheaf of wheat. Figures such as these celebrated the working class in the USSR. Makers mark on underside. Signed "Prisyazhnyuk&rdqu