Soviet Porcelain of the Red Army: Three Plates and a Sugar Bowl

Three plates and a sugar bowl, Soviet propaganda porcelain "Red Army," Dulevo Porcelain Manufactory (three pieces) and Gorodnitsa Porcelain Manufactory (one piece), porcelain from the 1940s–1960s. Three plates with a round foot, with a strongly raised rim. All items are decorated with applied red decor: two plates with the inscription "RKKA" (Workers' and Peasants' Red Army), one plate with the inscription "MBTs," and the sugar bowl with the inscription "KA" and a hammer and sickle. One plate with a blue border. On the reverse side, factory markings: the sugar bowl and one plate with the Dulevo factory mark circa 1940, one plate with an export mark from Dulevo, and one plate with the Gorodnitsa factory mark. One plate with a chip, decor with defects. Diameter 24–25 cm, sugar bowl dimensions 11 x 16 cm. Three Soviet propaganda porcelain Red Army plates and one sugar bowl, Dulevo Porcelain Factory, circa 1940 (three items), and Gorodnitsa Porcelain Factory, 1940s–1960s (one item). All plates with a round foot. All items with applied red decor, one plate with a blue border. Two with the inscription "RKKA" of the Red Army, one with the inscription "MBTs," and the sugar bowl with the inscription "KA" and a hammer and sickle. All with factory marks: one plate and the sugar bowl with the Dulevo Porcelain Factory mark, one plate with an export mark from Dulevo, and one plate with the Gorodnitsa factory mark. One plate with a chip, losses. Diameter 24–25 cm, sugar bowl dimensions 11 x 16 cm.