Porcelain candlestick "Bird of Happiness" (also known as a dove candlestick)

Porcelain candlestick "Bird of Happiness" (also known as a candlestick with pigeons), manufactured at the Polonsky Plant of Artistic Ceramics (PZKHK).
Main product characteristics
Manufacturer: Polonsky Plant of Artistic Ceramics (Polonsky ZKHK).
Author of the form: Pogribna G. S.
Material: Porcelain (porcelain).
Decor: Hand-made underglaze painting with cobalt.
Design: Designed for three candles (one in each of the bird's heads and one central cup).
Approximate dimensions: Height about 20 cm, length - 16.7–18 cm.
This candlestick is a famous example of Ukrainian Soviet decorative porcelain of the second half of the 20th century and has collector's value
The photo shows the factory marking - a stamp in the form of a stylized swan, which was placed on the products of the Polonsky Plant of Artistic Ceramics (PZKHK) from 1973 to the early 2000s.
Decoding the elements of the stamp
The symbol "Swan": The official trademark of the Polonsky ZKHK, introduced after 1972.
The mark "2c": Indicates the second grade of porcelain. According to Soviet standards, the color of the stamp also corresponded to the grade: blue or blue-blue application confirms the second grade. [
The numbers "4-00": This is the original retail price of the product in the USSR - 4 rubles 00 kopecks. The presence of a fixed price directly on the stamp indicates that the candlestick was made between 1973 and 1991 (before the collapse of the Soviet Union and monetary reforms).
A photo of the bottom with this same stamp to confirm the originality to buyers.
Without restoration, there are small chips.