EARLY SOVIET PORCELAIN SEAMSTRESS FIGURINE, 1920

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

A small porcelain figurine from the "Bogatyr" series depicting the Russian national hero Alexander Nevsky dressed in armor and holding his shield unto which is iscribed the phase "He who comes to us w

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

Porcelain clock case from the "Harvest" series. Decorated with a figurine of a Georgian woman holding a basket with grapes on her shoulder. Lomonosov Porcelain Factory, the author of the model is Nata

Early 20th century Goebel hand painted porcelain figurine of a courtly gentleman and seated lady, maker marked incised crown CW, c.1920, 10"h x 7"w x 6"d.

An early 20th Century Royal Copenhagen Danish porcelain snowy owl figurine. Designed by artist Peter Christian Herold (1879-1920). Hand decorated in a naturalistic palette of white, grays, blues and g

Shalyapin is depicted as Boris Godunov in the Opera by Musorgsky, 1922. Modeled model by Yakov Troupiansky, Lomonosov Manufacturer, ca. 1950. Overglaze blue LFZ mark. Literature: T. N. Nosovich and I.

A Soviet propaganda porcelain figurine depicting a Pioneer girl as aircraft designer (Young glider girl), modeled by sculptor T. Tokarenko, Ukraine, Gorodnitsa, ca. 1930.Marked on the verso. Dimension

A Russian Soviet rare porcelain figurine Sailor-Medallist playing the guitar after the model by Galina Petrovna Yakimova. Signed by the artist, Prysyazhnyuk, on the bottom. Circa 1950s. Dimensions: H:

In excellent condition an early Soviet porcelain coffee pot by the Dulevo depicting a chinoiserie miniature on the front.A rare example.Frist half of the 20th century. Dimensions: H: 10 5/8 in., (27 c

A vintage Russian Soviet large military porcelain figurine of Ivan Brovkin playing the accordion. The label with the inscription in Cyrillic, Ivan Brovkin PO-117-365, on the bottom. Ivan Brovkin is a

A porcelain figurine depicting a young girl weaving a wreath of daisies, sculptor Stolbova G.S. Leningrad Porcelain Factory. The figurine is very nice and neatly painted. On the base there is a brand

A Russian Soviet rare porcelain figurine Sailor-Medallist playing the guitar after the model by Galina Petrovna Yakimova. Signed by the artist, Prysyazhnyuk, on the bottom. Circa 1950s. Dimensions: H:

Figurine "Red Army Soldier" (Ordinarets) from the series "Porcelain figurines of the Soviet period". Kiev. (Kiev EKHZ). 1962-1976. Modeled by O. Zhnikrup Height: 7.5 inches

8.5"....Agnès Sorel, (born c. 1422, Fromenteau, France—died Feb. 9, 1450, Anneville), mistress (1444–50) of King Charles VII of France, sometimes known as “Dame de Beauté” from the estate at

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

Snegurochka or Snegurka, or The Snow Maiden, is a character in Russian fairy tales. The character has no apparent roots in traditional Slavic mythology and customs, having made its first appearance in

Large figurine of "Ivan Tsarevich at the crossroads". Ivan Tsarevich one of the main heroes of Russian folklore, usually a protagonist, often engaged in a struggle with Koschei (the personification of

A porcelain figurine depicting a young girl weaving a wreath of daisies, sculptor Stolbova G.S. Leningrad Porcelain Factory. The figurine is very nice and neatly painted. On the base, there is a brand

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

The figure depicts a Red Army soldier and a woman together on a triangular base. The soldier is holding a horn while the woman is holding a red banner. This figure is a beautiful composition and clear

Porcelain sculpture of a young boy dressed in an oversized coat, wearing a big ushanka and carrying a book. This figurine was made based on Leo Tolstoys childrens story "Filipok". The short story is a

A rare marked Manya and Vanya tea drinking figurine. The Soviet Union porcelain figurine is named Manya and Vanya or samovar tea drinking. Author of this item design is Oksana Zhnikrup. Production sta

A very impressive and detailed Soviet Porcelain Figurine of a woman farm worker holding a shovel. The Soviet Union empowered women to work in all fields that men worked in and during WWII the Soviet w