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The colorful architectural scene is painted in blue, red, yellow, olive and gray tones and is mounted in its original-style brass-tone metal frame with wood backing and hanging ring.
Of particular interest is the surviving BERIOZKA 1.73 price sticker on the back. Beriozka was the Soviet state-run retail system associated with foreign-currency and special-check stores, making the label a nice piece of original Soviet-era provenance.
Measures approximately 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 inches including the frame.
The ceramic has light age-related surface marks and spotting. The brass-tone frame shows scratches, tarnish and finish wear. The original Beriozka sticker remains attached to the wood backing.
An appealing Soviet souvenir for collectors of USSR memorabilia, Russian folk art, Moscow architecture or St. Basil’s Cathedral.
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