The box, created at the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory (DFZ Verbilki) in the 1920s-1930s, is an example of Soviet porcelain in the Art Nouveau style. The piece is made of biscuit — unglazed porcelain with a matte surface, which gives the object a noble appearance and highlights the details of the relief.
On the lid of the box there is a relief female portrait, executed with a high degree of detail. The technique of covering, used for decoration, involves applying a colored coating that contrasts with the white biscuit, creating an expressive image. The dimensions of the piece are 191 x 140 x 54 mm, making it compact and convenient for use.
For collectors, it is important to pay attention to the preservation of the relief, the absence of chips and cracks, as well as the quality of the covering. Boxes of this type are a characteristic example of the production of the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory in the period of the 1920s-1930s, when the factory actively experimented with forms and decoration.
This piece will be of interest both to collectors of Soviet porcelain and to connoisseurs of the Art Nouveau style. It combines artistic value and historical significance, reflecting the aesthetics of its time.
Материал: Бисквит, крытье
Страна: СССР
Размер (ШхДхВ, мм): 191 x 140 x 54
Изготовитель: Дмитровский фарфоровый завод (ДФЗ Вербилки)
