Produced during the Soviet era (marking on reverse, price in rubles), this tray reflects the long tradition of Russian decorative metalwork—pieces designed not only for utility but for beauty, celebrating peasant craft motifs in a painterly, expressive style.
A striking example of mid-20th century folk artistry, hand-painted with bold florals that bloom against a deep black lacquer ground. The hand-painted surface carries a gentle patina, a testament to its life as both functional object and art. Perfect for wall display, table styling, or as part of a larger collection of folk or toleware.
Details:
Style: Russian folk art, floral toleware
Era: Mid-20th century (Soviet era, c. 1960s–70s)
Material: Hand-painted metal with black lacquer and gilt trim
Condition: Vintage wear; minor surface scratches, consistent with age; paint remains vibrant and intact
Dimensions : 7.5” H x 6.5” W
Produced during the Soviet era (marking on reverse, price in rubles), this tray reflects the long tradition of Russian decorative metalwork—pieces designed not only for utility but for beauty, celebrating peasant craft motifs in a painterly, expressive style.
A striking example of mid-20th century folk artistry, hand-painted with bold florals that bloom against a deep black lacquer ground. The hand-painted surface carries a gentle patina, a testament to its life as both functional object and art. Perfect for wall display, table styling, or as part of a larger collection of folk or toleware.
Details:
Style: Russian folk art, floral toleware
Era: Mid-20th century (Soviet era, c. 1960s–70s)
Material: Hand-painted metal with black lacquer and gilt trim
Condition: Vintage wear; minor surface scratches, consistent with age; paint remains vibrant and intact
Dimensions : 7.5” H x 6.5” W
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