Hand-painted wooden saucer in Polkhov-Maydan Russian folk art style, dated 1975.
Each saucer measures approx. 5 1/2" wide x 1" high. In solid wood, hand-painted on top and finished in clear lacquer.
In new, unused condition. The manufacturer's inventory paper tag is still glued to the bottom of each saucer.
The Polkhov-Maydan style of hand-painting on wood appeared and developed in early 20th century in three villages on the banks of the Volga in the Nizhniy-Novgorod Region. It is characterized by bold contrasting vibrant colors. The most common motifs are flowers, birds, animals, rural and urban landscapes.
PLEASE NOTE that we have several of thes
Each saucer measures approx. 5 1/2" wide x 1" high. In solid wood, hand-painted on top and finished in clear lacquer.
In new, unused condition. The manufacturer's inventory paper tag is still glued to the bottom of each saucer.
The Polkhov-Maydan style of hand-painting on wood appeared and developed in early 20th century in three villages on the banks of the Volga in the Nizhniy-Novgorod Region. It is characterized by bold contrasting vibrant colors. The most common motifs are flowers, birds, animals, rural and urban landscapes.
PLEASE NOTE that we have several of these saucers in stock, each slightly different as you can see in our photos. The price of $25.00 is for ONE SAUCER.
Please note that the teaspoon in our photo is for size reference only.
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