Vintage Soviet Armenian Porcelain Vase - Hand-Painted Floral Design - Yerevan Porcelain Factory, USSR

Description:

Beautiful vintage Soviet-era porcelain vase from the Yerevan (Erevan) Porcelain Factory (Armenian SSR, USSR), featuring exquisite hand-painted floral decoration – vivid red poppy-like flower on the lower bulb, blue flowers on the upper section, green leaves, swirling black vines, and elegant gold gilt trim on the rim and base. Classic double-gourd/hourglass shape with flared neck – perfect for flowers or as a standalone decorative piece.

• Design: Raised and hand-painted flowers, black vine accents, hand-applied gold banding.
• Material: Fine white porcelain with glossy glaze.
• Mark: Red overglaze factory mark on the base (clearly visible in photos) – characteristic of the Yerevan factory during the Soviet period (likely 1960s–1980s).
• Height: 21 cm (approximately 8.3 inches) – elegant medium size, ideal for shelf, mantel, or table display.
• Condition: Very good vintage condition. Light wear/rubbing to the gold trim on the top rim (typical for age and gentle use – see close-up photos), no chips, cracks, or repairs. Colors remain bright and fresh.

This charming vase embodies the romantic folk-inspired style popular in Soviet Armenian porcelain. A great find for collectors of USSR/Soviet porcelain, Armenian ceramics, mid-century decor, or lovers of cottagecore and shabby-chic aesthetics.

The Yerevan Porcelain Factory, established in 1947, was known for its decorative items and figurines during the Soviet era.