A few examples of appraisal values for
RUSSIAN FIGURINE

• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a woman in finely detailed dress and cap trailing a feather boa. Ht. 23 cm.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a boy
  A Russian ceramic figure of a boy with a teddy bear ht. 19cm unmarked possibly Lomonosov.
• Russian Pottery Figurine of a Dog 5
  Russian Pottery Figurine of a Dog 5 1/2'' tall 11 1/2'' long.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a
  A Russian ceramic figure of a lady revealing her face after a masked ball after a design by Somov.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a Cossack riding a devil. Ht. 13 cm.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a bear dressed as a flamboyant businessman ht.14 cm.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a
  A Russian ceramic figure of a lady and gentleman Menilov Lomonosov mark to underside ht. 16cm.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a man indistinct marks to base approx. 17cm circa 1920/30.
• Soviet Russian ceramics being three
  Soviet Russian ceramics being three figurines of dancers with one accordionist three figures from the Happy Childhood series by Lomonosov and a group of a deer with faun ht. 16 cm.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a young girl squatting down and holding a bird. Blue stamp to base ''1 copt'' and blue factory mark. Ht. 12 cm.
• A Soviet ceramic figure of a
  A Soviet ceramic figure of a woman in traditional Moldavian dress. 19.5 cm high. Artist's monogram for Varara Rukavishniakova blue state porcelain factory mark date 1929 and red '' Made in Russia '' marks to underside.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a girl with bird Lomonosov marks to underside ht. 12cm.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a
  A Russian ceramic figure of a dancer in Khazak costume mark of Verbilki porcelain factory to base ht. 19cm.
• Three Soviet Russian Lomonosov
  Three Soviet Russian Lomonosov ceramics being Yakut figures of a boy and his dog a girl with a sturgeon and a standing girl with book and flower all with factory stamp. Tallest 20 cm.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a
  A Russian ceramic figure of a woodcutter 19 cm high blue factory mark to base.
• Russian porcelain figure of an
  Russian porcelain figure of an old cossack in traditional garb standing on base, hand painted clothing with gilt accents. 10\"H. Soviet \""Made in Russia\"" ink stamp. Very good condition."
• Russian Porcelain Figurine of a
  Russian Porcelain Figurine of a Polar Bear seated 4 1/2'' excellent.
• Five Soviet Russian and Ukrainian
  Five Soviet Russian and Ukrainian porcelain figures.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a boy
  A Russian ceramic figure of a boy with a peacock Lomonosov mark to underside ht. 19cm.
• Russian Soviet porcelain figure
  Russian Soviet porcelain figure with hand painted and gilt detail. Ink factory stamp. 9 1/2"H. Very good condition with no damage.
• Collection of Russian Objets
  Collection of Russian Objets d'Artincluding a folk art carving of a horse (7.5 in.); folk art carving of bear; children's wood carved toy of two bears and samovar; lacquered box; ceramic sculpture of kittens; folk art carved and painted wood soldier; and a Russian porcelain bowl and underplate.Painted figure with flakes the bowl with chips and wear to gilding.
• Soviet Russian ceramic figurines of
  Soviet Russian ceramic figurines of a ballerina ht. 10 cm and of a fox (chipped ear) with a cat ht. 14.5 cm each with Lomosonov mark to base. Also a cut glass teaglass with metal holder.
• A Soviet Russian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Russian ceramic figure of a boy in blue check shirt seated with hands around his knees. A E (Cyrillics) red mark to base. Ht. 11 cm.
• Russian Folk Art Dolls Russia a
  Russian Folk Art Dolls Russia a group of Russian folk art dolls with cloth body molded painted face linen dress unmarked; tallest 15 in.
• Five Soviet Russian and Ukrainian
  Five Soviet Russian and Ukrainian porcelain figures.
• A Russian ceramic figure of a
  A Russian ceramic figure of a porter carrying a tub of fish on his head. Lomonosov factory marks to base. Ht 17 cm.
• A Soviet Ukrainian ceramic figure
  A Soviet Ukrainian ceramic figure of a girl stnding in pensive mood. Ht. 22 cm.
• Russian porcelain costumed couple
  Russian porcelain costumed couple figure group on base, young man with balalaika, hand painted detailing, and gilt accents. 11 1/2\"H. Soviet \""Made in U.S.S.R.\"" ink stamp. Very good condition."
• A Russian ceramic jug modelled as a
  A Russian ceramic jug modelled as a peasant girl in traditional headdress Lomonosov blue mark to base together with a Dulevo green plate with raised vine pattern 27cm. dia. and a ruby flashed cut glass vase ht.10cm.
• SOVIET PORCELAIN FIGURE OF AN
  SOVIET PORCELAIN FIGURE OF AN OLONETS WOMAN BASED ON THE 'PEOPLES OF RUSSIA SERIES'SOVIET PORCELAIN FIGURE OF AN OLONETS WOMAN BASED ON THE 'PEOPLES OF RUSSIA SERIES' , Russian, mid-to-late 20th Century, after a model by Pavel Kamensky, blue sickle and hammer mark, modeled standing in traditional regional dress, her right hand holding the hem of her headscarf, h: 7.25 in. This figure is based on an Imperial Porcelain designed of 1897. The series included 146 diverse figures from 74 different ethnic groups. A collection originally preserved in the St. Petersburg Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, can now be studied in the Imperial Porcelain Factory Museum. Olonets is a town in Karelia in the northwest of Russia. Provenance: Estate of Ronald Sperling
• A Russian ceramic tankard formed
  A Russian ceramic tankard formed and decorated as the head of a girl in traditional headdress Lomonosov mark to base ht. 13cm.
• A Soviet Russian porcelain figure
  A Soviet Russian porcelain figure ''The Snow Maiden'' after Alexandra Schekotikhina-Potoskaya impressed mark to base approx. 19.5 cm high.
• Russian Porcelain Figurine of a
  Russian Porcelain Figurine of a School Girl 7 3/4'' excellent.
• A Soviet Russian porcelain figure
  A Soviet Russian porcelain figure of Khan Girey impressed and painted marks to base approx. 12 cm high.
• A Russian inkstand formed as a
  A Russian inkstand formed as a ceramic group of a couple in traditional dress playing draughts (checkers) the board a lid to the inkwell. 19 x 10 x 15 cm.
• RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL INCENSE
  RUSSIAN PORCELAIN FIGURAL INCENSE BURNER mid 19th c., Russia, polychrome painted porcelain modeled as a uniformed soldier, with receptacle to hold the incense, old paper label to underside, 8"h x 2.5"sqr