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Six rare Russian porcelain figurines modelled on works by Bogdanova and others, Russia, 1950s Designed by Olga Mikhailovna Bogdanova (Russian sculptor, 1921-2006), two figurines of ‘Tanyushka’, the main character in Pavel Bazhov’s fairy tale ‘The Malachite Casket’; because of her pure heart, she alone can wear the casket’s magical jewellery without feeling any pain, The height of the Leningrad Porcelain Factory LZFI is 20.8 cm, and it was designed by Bogdanova. The figure is called the ‘Little Housekeeper’, and it is an Uzbek girl preparing tea. It was produced by the Dulevo Factory in Likino-Dulyovo, dated (19)53, Second-grade (height 14.5 cm), ‘The Tomcat and the Cook’ based on a fable by I.A. Krylov; the moral being that kind words alone are of no help - the tomcat continues to eat despite being warned; produced by the Lomonosov Manufactory, Leningrad; one finger chipped, second-grade (height 18.8 cm); a ‘Little Woodcutter’, Pervomaysky factory in Pessochnoje, dated (19)58 (height 20 cm) and ‘The Good Soldier Švejk’, without a manufacturer’s mark, probably Royal DUX Bohemia (height 19.5 cm); all porcelain figurines are colourfully painted
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