RUSSIAN SOVIET ERA PORCELAIN PROPAGANDA FIGURINES

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

A vintage Russian hand painted porcelain figurine Vasili Tyorkin depicting a Soviet soldier sitting on a stump and playing harmonica. Authors of the original model: sculptor Sergei Velikhov and artist

A pair of Russian Soviet era hand-painted porcelain figurines made for export. First. A young peasant woman in traditional costume. Marked 1812, A-S MSK for Kuznetsov Porcelain in Riga, Roku Darbs, Ha

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

This exquisite porcelain rooster figurine hails from the esteemed Leningrad Porcelain Factory, with dimensions 10 x 8 x 7 cm or 3.93 x 3.14 x 2.75 inches, known for its rich tradition of craftsmanship

Vintage USSR Rare Belarus Soviet Propaganda Porcelain Figural Trinket Box Approximately 5 ¼ inches tall.

Vintage USSR Rare Belarus Soviet Propaganda Porcelain Figural Trinket Box Approximately 5 1/4 inches tall.

A vintage porcelain figurine "Girl With a Malachite Box", made during the Soviet era at the Dulevo Porcelain Factory. With a blue factory stamp on the bottom. Dulevo Porcelain Factory Produced during

The model A Bitter Fate was originally designed by the Gardner Porcelain Factory at Virbilki, Russia, and later adopted by the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory during the Soviet era. Ca. 1930's. Dimensions:

Hand painted 9.25 plate,  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.

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

A mid-century Soviet propaganda color poster print depicting a plant worker with tools. The inscription in Russian below reads: Every detail is of excellent quality! Published by the Iskusstvo State P

A mid century Soviet propaganda color poster print depicting a female athlete who invites a woman to play a game. The inscription in Russian reads: Do not waste a minute, Sport is what keeps you busy.

Grouping Of Two (2) Russian Soviet Era Propaganda Wall Hanging Art. Each Inscribed In Cyrillic, Image Of Lenin And Soviet Coat Of Arms. Largest Measures 19" H X 15" W, Smallest Measures 17" H X 15-1/4

Grouping Of Two (2): Russian Soviet Era Propaganda Banners. Inscribed In Cyrillic On Front And Obverse Side Of Each Banners. Each Measures 42" X 76".

A mid century Soviet propaganda color poster print depicting a worker and a collective farmer with an image of hammer and sickle inbetween. The inscription in Russian reads: Our union is indestructibl

A vintage Russian Soviet era lidded porcelain box of an oval form, decorated with transferware designs. The lid depicts a scene of the meeting of Tsar Gvidon and the Swan Princess, the sides are decor

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 Cold War Russian Soviet era propaganda lithographic poster on paper, If you feed the chicks with fascist feathers, you will open the way to new crimes., from the Boevoi Karandash series, by Dmitry G

An antique Russian Soviet porcelain figurine "An Apple Picker". Artist E. A. Gendelman, LFZ ( Lomonosov Porcelain Factory), 1950's. The figurine is made in the style of socialist realism and is neatly

Russian Soviet porcelain figurine: the Cat and the Cook after the fable by Ivan Krylov Created by Russian sculptor V. A. Mikhalev (1926-1998) Lomonosov Porcelain Factory Produced during 1950-60s Blue

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

Russian Soviet LFZ ( Lomonosov Porcelain Factory ) Porcelain Figurine G. Stolbova: Boy with Dog, 1952. 5 in H x 5 1/2 in W x 3 1/2 in D. Shipping in USA or International please contact for quote: Jame