I have come across a tea set recently minus the tea pot. All ive been able to find is that it is by Baranovsky Porcelain Factory, Ukraine. But beyond that i can find nothing on this as far as how old it is or the value. Can anyone help?
Some sort of Russian/Ukrainian tea set
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Sorry for the poor definition of the picture, but these are the documented Baranovsky marks and yours dates between 1970-1990 (the characters below the mark are factory inventory numbers).
A really nicely decorated vintage cup and saucer in bold bright colours with gilding might fetch around $50; but the less attractive (for collectors) kind of decoration on yours coupled with the dating means the pieces unfortunately have little value. You might expect to pick up a full tea service with the pot for the same kind of price.
Sorry for the poor definition of the picture, but these are the documented Baranovsky marks and yours dates between 1970-1990 (the characters below the mark are factory inventory numbers).
A really nicely decorated vintage cup and saucer in bold bright colours with gilding might fetch around $50; but the less attractive (for collectors) kind of decoration on yours coupled with the dating means the pieces unfortunately have little value. You might expect to pick up a full tea service with the pot for the same kind of price.
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the arrow looking thing, says about the 1970s according to this
half way down pg,the Baranovsky descriptions starts
https://clcl.ru/en/stamps-on-dishes-of-soviet-times-stamp-on-china-what-does-it-mean/
half way down pg,the Baranovsky descriptions starts
https://clcl.ru/en/stamps-on-dishes-of-soviet-times-stamp-on-china-what-does-it-mean/
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