A lot of three Russian items in the style of the Mstera folk art craft. Mstera miniature is a type of Russian folk art that originated in the village of Mstera in the Vladimir region. Usually, it is a lacquer miniature performed in tempera on papier-mache. The lot includes:1. A rectangular black lacquered box, on the lid of which there is a drawing based on fairy motives, depicting boyars in a room, and the inscription Mstera below. Inside a red lacquered interior, the manufacturer has a sticker with descriptions in Russian: Art factory Msterskaya Diploma 1st degree, Proletarian art.2. A round wooden lacquered black box in the style of Mstera with a design on the lid illustrating the fairy tale of the Swan Princess, with a red lacquered interior.3. A notebook in black lacquered cover, with a painted image of a fairy-tale hunter. There is a text in Russian on the first page, reads as follows: Mstera's Folk Art Craft. Makes lacquer miniatures: boxes, cigarette cases, powder boxes, beads, wall panels, jewelry for women, and more. Exports products to Europe, America, and Asia. Address - Mstera of the Vladimir region, Diploma of the 1st degree, art factory Proletarian art.

Dimensions: Smallest: 2 1/2 x 3 1/4 in.Largest: 6 3/4 x 4 3/4 x 2 in.