A beautiful collection of seven porcelain plates from the series: Russian Fairy-Tales. The collection includes: A Plaekh plate No. 3637A hand-painted by the artist Valery Bolshakov based on the Russian fairy tale Stone flower, 1990. This plate is from the eighth series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; A Palekh plate No. A3099 hand-painted by the artist Nikolay Lopatin based on the Russian fairy tale Twelve months, 1990. This plate is from the tenth series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; A Palekh plate No. 6673A hand-painted by the artist Oleg An based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin The tale of the priest and his worker Balda, 1989. This plate is from the seventh series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; A Palekh plate No. 6673A hand-painted by the artist Nina Lopatina based on the Russian fairy tale Morozko, 1990. This plate is from the twelfth series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; A Palekh plate No. G9441 hand-painted by the artist Alexander Kovalev based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs, 1988. This plate is from the second series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; A Palekh plate No. 4215A hand-painted by the artist Eugeny Populov based on the Russian fairy tale Sadko, 1990. This plate is from the ninth series of collection plates Russian Fairy Tales, produced for the first time in the USSR. Inscribed and dated in Russian on the reverse; Epic porcelain, plate number 6457A Splendor of Spring hand painted by the artist Sergei Devyathine. The second plate in the collection Seasons in Russia, created on the basis of the original lacquer miniatures of Kholuy, 1992. Inscribed and dated on the reverse. Vintage Russian Porcelain Cabinet Plates, Decorative Art For Collectors.1. Plate No. М6072, hand-painted by the artist Alexander Kovalev based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin's The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Bogatyrs, 1988;2. Plate No. 2792 AB, hand-painted by the artist Gleb Lyubimov based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin Ruslan and Lyudmila, 1988;3. Plate No. G 2283, hand-painted by artist Vladimir Vlezko based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin's The Tale of the Golden Cockerel, 1989.

Dimensions: D 7 3/4 in. All measurements are approximate