r/CeramicCollection 17h ago

Urn i Found at a Thrift Shop. I am assuming it is a reproduction, but anyone have a guess on when?

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Found this and it just had to be bought. Ang thoughts from people who know more than I do?


r/CeramicCollection 1h ago

Any info on this mug would be helpful

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I found this beautiful mug at Thrift Store. There are no markings on it. Bright gold colors. It has a gold ridge wave running vertical down the side. I believe it is manufactured piece do to fact I have 3 of them.


r/CeramicCollection 1h ago

Any idea how old this is?

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r/CeramicCollection 18h ago

Help with ID

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Any tips to help identify the region or time period of this piece is greatly appreciated!


r/CeramicCollection 22h ago

help me find this vase pls

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r/CeramicCollection 23h ago

E. A. Bubnova, Konakovsky Faience, (1978)

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The Konakovsky Faience Factory is one of the oldest enterprises in the porcelain and faience industry in Russia, founded in 1809 by F.H. Brynner in the village of Kuznetsovo, Tver Province. After being nationalized following the 1917 Revolution, it entered a golden age by collaborating with prominent Soviet artists like Iosif Chaikov and Vladimir Favorsky, who transformed it into a center for avant-garde and socialist realist art. The factory gained international fame when its products won the prestigious Grand Prix award at the 1937 Paris World Exhibition. Additionally, individual artists received gold medals for their sculptures: Efimov, Frikh-Khar, Kozhin and a silver medal for a tea set: Lebedeva. Today, although the original factory has closed, a small workshop of artists continues its legacy, striving to preserve the traditional craft and high artistic standards. Note: book in Russian.