A vintage porcelain teapot (or coffee pot) in an "Oriental" style, produced by the Kislovodsk Souvenir Factory (KFS) during the 1970s–1980s. A red maker's mark indicates superior quality—Grade 1. The piece features a distinct Oriental aesthetic, characterized by a sculpted spout, a relief-molded handle, and rich, hand-painted cobalt decoration accented with gilding.
Product Description:
A large-capacity collectible porcelain teapot (which can also serve as a coffee pot or carafe). The design stands out for its striking body shape, elegant neck, curved architectural spout, and a decorative, openwork handle. A dramatic cobalt pattern—resembling teardrop-shaped petals—is hand-painted with liquid gold and enhanced by delicate graphic detailing. An exquisite piece for table service or as an addition to a collection of Soviet artistic porcelain.
Specifications:
Material: High-quality hard-paste porcelain, underglaze cobalt, and hand-painted overglaze gold decoration.
Manufacturer: Kislovodsk Souvenir Factory (KFS), USSR.
Period: 1970s–1980s.
Includes: Large teapot and its original porcelain lid with a sculpted finial.
Dimensions (approximate): Height with lid — ~21–23 cm.
Condition and Markings:
Markings: The base bears the original red factory stamp (1st grade), a blue technical stamp from the art workshop ("13"), and an additional black mark.
Condition: Excellent collector's condition. The porcelain is snow-white, with no chips, cracks, or restorations. The gold trim and cobalt decoration remain in superb, original condition, with no visible signs of wear.
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reserves the right to make small design changes to your bouquet or composition that do not affect the style, shape, color of your order and will not reduce the value of the floral object.
