Russian Soviet Porcelain Propaganda Plate 1922

Russian Soviet Porcelain Propaganda Plate. Hand painted, marked with blue hummer and sickle underglaze mark, signed by artist and dated 1922. Diameter 9 1/2" ( 24 cm ) . Condition very good, very smal

Russian Soviet Porcelain Propaganda Plate. Hand painted, marked with blue hammer and sickle underglaze mark, signed by artist and dated 1922. Diameter 9 1/2" ( 24 cm ) . Condition very good, very smal

Russian Imperial Porcelain Propaganda plate, dated 1922 - Hand painted wheat sheaf, rakes, sickle. "Who is not with us is against us". 0.8lb 9.25 in x 1.125 inches

VERY RARE RUSSIAN SOVIET PROPAGANDA PORCELAIN PLATE DULEVO, HAND PAINTED Antique Russian Soviet Porcelain Plate, 100 years of Russian Stamp, by Dulevo Factory, Circa 1958. Very Rare. CONDITION: The it

VERY RARE RUSSIAN SOVIET PROPAGANDA PORCELAIN PLATE DULEVO, HAND PAINTED Antique Russian Soviet Porcelain Plate, 100 years of Russian Stamp, by Dulevo Factory, Circa 1958. Very Rare. CONDITION: The it

A SOVIET PORCELAIN PROPAGANDA PLATE 'RSFSR' Leningrad Porcelain Manufactory (Former Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg), design G.W. Vychegzhanin, based on a design from 1921, 2nd half 20th

State Porcelain Factory, Petrograd, after a design by Sergei Chekhonin, decorated with a hammer and sickle in partial gilt, with a sheaf of wheat, the border decorated with a stylized ribbon form in o

The lot includes:1. Russian Icons by David Talbot Rice, Penguin Books, 1947. 40 pages. No dust jacket. Pictorial cloth. Contains color plates. 2. Soviet Propaganda Porcelain Aurora Art Publishers, 197

A SOVIET PORCELAIN PLATE 'SNEGUROTSCHKA' Leningrad Porcelain Manufactory (Former Imperial Porcelain Manufactory St. Petersburg). Based on a design by A.W. Shchekotukhina-Pototskaya, 1922, second half

"Fight breeds heroes". On the 5th Anniversary of the Red Army (1918-1923) Porcelain, Leningrad Porcelain Factory, 1923-1924, painted by W.R. after M. Adamovich (1923), copy 2nd half of 20th c. Diamete

"Help for the starving population in the Volga region!" Porcelain, Leningrad Porcelain Factory, 1921-1924, Painted by A.A. after R.F. Wilde (1921), copy, second half of 20th c. Diameter: 24cm</

A SOVIET PROPAGANDA PLATE 'CUSBISM WITH HAMMER AND SICKLE' Leningrad Porcelain Manufactory (Former St. Petersburg Imperial Porcelain Manufactory), designer Sergei Chekhonin, based on a design from 191

Soviet propaganda plate after design by Mikhail Adamovich, "Fifth Anniversary of the Red Army," Russia, 1923; Hand-painted porcelain; Blue hammer and sickle stamp, signed and dated with designer name

"The Struggle Creates (produces) Heroes"; 9.5" diam. C. 1920. Rear has hammer, sickle and cog underglaze mark in back. See photo of similar example photographed in "Kunst und Revolution" (Art & Revolu

Hand painted 9.25 plate, &nbsp;center having a gilt sickle and wheat within and colorful orange border design. Verso with over glaze blue sickle and cogwheel mark and date 1919. Very good condition.

A pair of fine Ukrainian Soviet propaganda porcelain figurines depicting a boy laying out the word STALIN from cubes and a girl laying out the word LENIN. The figurines are finely modeled and neatly h

Set of Eight Russian Soviet Style Porcelain Plates Green and black painted marks. 10 1/2 in. diam.

Set of Ten Russian Soviet Style Porcelain Plates </ Green and black painted marks. 9 1/2 in. diam. </ </

Set of Nine Russian Soviet Style Porcelain Plates </ Green and black painted marks. 9 1/2 in. diam. </ </

This rare first edition, vintage original poster was printed by Tipo-Litographia publisher. Artist unknown. Moskow. 1922. Dimensions: 28 x 21 1/2 in.

Depicts the Russian Revolution. [13" Dia].

A pair of identical Russian late Soviet Era porcelain cabinet plates by the Vinogradovsky porcelain factory. The plate is painted with a scene inspired by the Russian tale titled Ruslan and Ludmila by

Four antique Russian and vintage Soviet porcelain plates of various sizes featuring Oriental and Arabic designs, one is painted to the center with flowers reserved in a wide vibrant blue ground, with

A Russian Soviet era hand painted porcelain plate, Crossings in Black and Red, after Nicolai Suetin, Russian, Soviet era, 1897 to 1954. Marked and inscribed in red and green ink marks, on the backside