Mid‑century Soviet lustreware teapot with pearlescent peach body and Ashika rose motif, suitable for collectors of USSR porcelain.

A vintage small 12cm Tall Soviet porcelain lustreware teapot featuring a soft pearlescent peach body with the classic Ashika rose floral motif. The teapot has the distinctive raised front‑collar lid seat, a mid‑century Eastern European design that keeps the lid secure while pouring. measures 18cm across

The underside carries a detailed red circular Soviet emblem, including the hammer & sickle inside a shield, wheat wreath, Cyrillic lettering and decorator initials. This confirms it as authentic USSR‑era porcelain, though the specific factory is not identified.

There is a small chip to the underside of the spout, not visible when displayed. Displays well with light age‑related wear. No cracks noted.

A striking example of Soviet decorative lustreware with strong display appeal.

Please remember that this is a pre-loved vintage item and will show signs of use/wear but is in good vintage condition as per the photographs. I try to give a true reflection of my items for sale but sometimes things get missed and ask that you look at all the pictures and description to ensure you are happy before you purchase.