Rare Soviet Era Porcelain Statue Ukrainian Girl in Folk Costume Polonne 1960s
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Rare Soviet Era Porcelain Figurine – Ukrainian Girl in Folk Costume, Polonne Factory, 1960s
A beautiful vintage porcelain figurine capturing a poetic folk moment: a girl in traditional Ukrainian dress (vyshyvanka) tenderly holding a daisy — the classic “He loves me, he loves me not” scene. Made at the renowned Polonne Art Ceramics Factory (ZhK), Ukraine, USSR, 1960s–70s.
Features:
- Hand-painted details: Traditional red and yellow embroidered patterns on the sleeves and hem of the dress.
- Factory hallmark: Authentic blue Polonsky Factory (ZhK) mark on the base, used during the Soviet era. Hand-applied numbers typical of factory production.
- Condition: Excellent vintage — no visible major chips or cracks. Glaze bright and glossy. Delicate fingers and small daisy flower intact (a common problem with these figurines — this one looks great).
Please examine all high-resolution photos carefully — they form part of the condition description.
A wonderful piece for collectors of Soviet porcelain, Ukrainian folk art, or vintage décor.
Shipping: Specializing in fragile vintage items — double-boxed and professionally wrapped in bubble wrap to ensure safe delivery. Worldwide shipping with tracking number.
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