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Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Overall: Good conditionSurface: No visible cracks, chips, or repairsPaintwork: Well-preserved with a strong glossy glazeCountry of Origin: Russian FederationOccasion: All OccasionsSize: LargeSigned: YesMaterial: PorcelainItem Length: 8.5 inSubject: DogColour: BrownBrand: USSRType: FigurineNumber in Pack: 1Collection: AnimalsOriginal/Reproduction: OriginalFeatures: Hand PaintedFinish: GlossyRoom: Any RoomCharacter Family: One PieceHandmade: YesThis listing features a vintage LFZ porcelain figurine of a seated bulldog, produced in the former USSR (Soviet Union). The figure is hand-painted with glossy glaze in naturalistic brown, black, and white tones, and detailed with a collar. This well-crafted piece is a classic example of LFZ (Lomonosov Porcelain Factory) artistry and weighs approximately 881 grams with a height of around 19 cm, as shown in the measuring image. It is marked with a red stamp and impressed mark on the base, consistent with authentic Soviet LFZ porcelain from the mid-20th century.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Visible crack on the back and base of the figurine (see photos).General surface wear and some glaze imperfections consistent with age.No box included.Displays nicely from the front.Country of Origin: Russian FederationOrigin: russiaAntique: NoMaterial: PorcelainYear Manufactured: 1980Subject: GamesColour: MulticolouredVintage: YesBrand: USSRType: FigurineEra: Late 20th Century (1970-1999)Original/Licensed Reproduction: OriginalTheme: OlympicsTime Period Manufactured: 1980-1989Production Technique: PotteryThis is an original Misha the Bear ceramic figurine from the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics. Misha (also known as Mishka) was the official mascot of the 1980 Games, beloved for its charming and friendly design. This piece was Made in the USSR (Soviet Union) and is stamped accordingly on the base. A genuine vintage collectible from Olympic history. Product Details: Character: Misha the Bear (Mishka) Event: 1980 Summer Olympics, Moscow Country of Manufacture: USSR / Soviet Union Material: Glazed ceramic Height: Approximately 4.5 inches (11.4 cm) Weight: 115 grams Features: Glazed finish, Olympic Rings emblem on belt Condition: Used, acceptable condition. Visible crack on the back and base of the figurine (see photos). General surface wear and some glaze imperfections consistent with age. No box included. Displays nicely from the front. History of Misha the Bear: Misha was designed by the renowned Russian illustrator Victor Chizhikov. First introduced for the 1980 Moscow Olympics, Misha became an iconic and enduring symbol of the Games and Soviet culture. The bear's cheerful face and friendly stance were intended to convey hospitality, warmth, and optimism — qualities cherished by Olympic spirit. Misha memorabilia became highly popular among collectors worldwide and remains one of the most recognizable Olympic mascots in history.

Condition: UsedCondition Notes: Used, good condition. No visible cracks, chips, or repairs. The base shows minor wear from age, but overall the glaze and paintwork are well-preserved. There is no original box.Brand: USSRStyle: RussianCountry of Origin: Russian FederationThis item is a vintage porcelain stretching cat figurine made in the USSR, painted in a classic cobalt blue and white color scheme. The stylized form captures a cat midstretch with its tail arched playfully, eyes closed in contentment, and sleek curves that give it a minimalist yet expressive design. This charming piece is a collectible remnant of Sovietera porcelain artistry and would be a lovely addition to any cat lover’s decor or midcentury figurine collection. Product Details: Origin: Made in USSR Material: Glazed porcelain Weight: 161g Length: Approx. 7.5 inches (19 cm) Height: Approx. 4.5 inches (11.5 cm) Color: White with cobalt blue handpainted details Design Highlights: Handpainted cobalt blue stripes, ears, and facial features Iconic Sovietera style—minimalist, expressive, and clean Stretching pose with curved tail forming a loop Smooth glossy glaze finish Condition: Used, good condition. No visible cracks, chips, or repairs. The base shows minor wear from age, but overall the glaze and paintwork are wellpreserved. There is no original box. About Soviet Porcelain: Porcelain figurines made in the USSR are known for their unique fusion of folk art motifs and modernist aesthetics. These pieces were often handcrafted and painted in limited runs, making them highly collectible today.