Vintage USSR DULEVO Factory Porcelain Cup and Saucer Edging Gold / Gilding.

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Vintage USSR DULEVO Factory Porcelain Cup and Saucer Edging Gold / Gilding.:
$26.99

Vintage USSR DULEVO Factory Porcelain Cup and Saucer Edging Gold / Gilding.“Original. Condition is excellent. Gilding. Chips and cracks - no. Print authenticity\". All picture are actual. Size Cup:Height- 57mm. (2.24 inches).Diameter (top) - 61mm.(2.4 inches).Diameter (bottom) - 58mm.(2.28 inches).The volume of the product is 100 ml. / 3.38 oz.Material - Hard paste porcelain, decorated with gold handmade.Size Saucer:Diameter - 109mm.(4.29 inches).100 % AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL.Made in USSR (Soviet Union).Attention buyers:If you want to purchase multiple lots. I can give you a discount on shipping charges. Discount from 20% to 60% on shipping charges. The discount is determined depending on the selected lots. I ask you to bind with me for further discount. With respect.Information:The base of the plant. \"Dulevo\" porcelain factory was founded in 1832 by the merchant Terenty Kuznetsov. The idea was to create a massive porcelain, and after 20 years he did plant the leading company in Russia. Porcelain factory was distinguished noble simplicity - a dazzling white combined with magnificent gold and uniform saturated gloss glaze. But for the successful marketing of utensils needed another painting - a bright, catchy. Therefore, emphasis was placed on originality, folklore, national characteristics and traditions, which was born as a result of a unique style Dulevsky - \"earthenware\". From these simple-minded agashek and Rozanov, from national letters ceramics went all Dulevsky drawings in them - the soul Dulevo Porcelain Factory. The greatest development in the management of the plant was Matvey Kuznetsov, who created the \"Association of porcelain production in Russia.\" Departments of the factory was equipped with new equipment from France. In 1902, MS Kuznetsov was included in the honorary list of suppliers of the imperial court. To implement his ideas, he was invited to work by famous artists, including the famous Russian artist Mikhail Vrubel. In 1918, after the October Revolution, the factory was nationalized by the Soviet government. Please see my other itemsfor salefor other antique, collectibles, vintage items, etc.My ProfileCheck out my other listingsView More...My ProfileCheck out my other listingsView More...My ProfileCheck out my other listingsView More...My ProfileCheck out my other listingsView More...