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Figurines and statuettes zodiac signs ♈ Aries Exclusive gifts and souvenirs in the very center of Moscow. Figurines and statuettes zodiac signs ♈ Aries is available. We will deliver it by courier today.
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish violinist" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Lubyanka
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Lubyanka
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Lubyanka
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The author's bronze sculpture "Poseidon" The author's bronze sculpture "Poseidon"
  The author's bronze sculpture "Poseidon" The author's bronze sculpture "Poseidon" The sculpture "Poseidon" is the embodiment of the power of the sea deity, the indomitable energy of the elements and the greatness of ancient Greek mythology. The bronze Poseidon, executed in a dynamic pose, holds the reins of the seas in his hands, his appearance combines the harsh force of nature and artistic sophistication. Every curve of his muscular body radiates power and grace, and his face with a proud beard and majestic gaze expresses the wisdom of the lord of the seas. The elegant details of the helmet crowning Poseidon's head are executed with exquisite precision, emphasizing his divine origin. The seahorse, entwined with ornate lines, seems to come to life in bronze, creating a sense of movement and depth. The base of the blue marble gives the sculpture its monumentality and completeness. This material, reminiscent of the bottomless depths of the sea, perfectly complements the bronze luster and enhances the visual effect. The contrast between the cold stone and the warm glow of metal highlights the complexity and grandeur of the sea element. Poseidon will become not just an interior decoration, but a center of attraction, symbolizing strength, power and unlimited domination over the elements. This sculpture is a work of art worthy of true connoisseurs of beauty and power.
1 500 000 ₽
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Barvikha
Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries"
Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries"
Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries"
Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries"
Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries"
  Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Souvenir made of silver - zodiac sign "Aries" Interior decoration is a jewelry souvenir “Aries". The souvenir is made of 925 sterling silver and decorated with precious stones. The head in the product is movable. There is a trapdoor on the abdomen. Packaging: beech wood casket with silver locks, cloth.  Diploma and 1st place in the Silver Style nomination at the 10th International Jewelry and Watch brands exhibition "New Russian Style".
510 500 ₽
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Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra" Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra"
Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra" Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra"
  Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra" Bronze sculpture "Jewish Street Orchestra" Bronze products are stylish and solid souvenirs that are pleasant to give and no less pleasant to receive as a souvenir. Gifts made of bronze are an ideal choice for respectable people who appreciate aesthetics in all its manifestations. Such gifts will be appropriate for any holiday, as they are an attribute of prosperity and luxury. Bronze will decorate a study, apartment or house, bringing notes of sophistication and nobility to the interior. This is exactly what noble houses looked like in the past centuries, because our ancestors understood what beauty was and had good taste.
81 400 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler"
  Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, porcelain, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers"
  Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40"
  Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, porcelain, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat"
  Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine"
  Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass"
  Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
24 000 ₽
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Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone"
  Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist"
  Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain tableware was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews"
  Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Collection of porcelain figurines "Jews" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way. The composition of the collection: Porcelain figurine "The Jew Banker" Porcelain statuette "The Jewish violinist" Porcelain figurine "Jew jeweler" Porcelain figurine "Jew with flowers" Porcelain figurine "The Jew shoemaker" Porcelain figurine "Jew 7/40" Porcelain figurine "The Jew trumpeter" Porcelain figurine "A Jew praying in a hat" Porcelain figurine "The Jewish drummer" Porcelain figurine "Jew with wine" Porcelain figurine "Jew with double bass" Porcelain figurine "The Jew is a miser with a bag" Porcelain figurine "A Jew with a saxophone" Porcelain statuette "The Jew is a sad violinist" Porcelain figurine "Sarochka" Porcelain figurine "The Jew dances" Porcelain figurine "The Jew photographer" Porcelain figurine "The Jew harmonica player"
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Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor" Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor" Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor"
Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor" Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor"
  Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor" Porcelain figurine "The Jew tailor" Whiter than frost and snow, more ringing than jade – the poet from the Celestial Empire, who sang porcelain, did not skimp on epithets! Among the great inventions of China, porcelain claims to be, if not the most important, then the most beautiful. The secret of making porcelain dishes was kept in the strictest secrecy. Attempts to find her out were punishable by death. However, first exported to Asian countries, and by the XVI century to Europe, porcelain was valued above gold. Scientists and masters from all over the world struggled to reveal his secret. The complex technology of mixing porcelain mass, which includes kaolin, quartz and mica, and no less complex roasting are just the basics learned from the Chinese. Japanese, Florentine, and Prussian porcelain manufactories added something of their own to this base, obtaining, although different from the prototype, but beautiful porcelain in its own way.
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