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Cockerel Decorative Plate
This lovely porcelain wall plate is decorated with a fanciful red cockerel, a folk motive widely spread in Russia.
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St. Isaac`s Cathedral Decorative Plate
This decorative plate is devoted to Saint-Petersburg, Russia´s nothern capital.
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Bronze Horseman Decorative Plate
This elegant Russian porcelain decorative wall plate represents the Bronze Horseman, a very famous monument to Peter the Great.
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Folk Art Decorative Plate
This lovely porcelain plate is decorated with a fanciful red cockerel, a folk motive widely spread in Russia.
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Decorative Plate *Tsarskoye Selo*
The town of Pushkin (formerly Tsarskoye Selo) lies just outside St. Petersburg and has a marvelous ensemble of palaces and parks.
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Decorative Plate *St. Isaac's Cathedral*
The dome of St. Isaac’s Cathedral dominates the skyline of St. Petersburg and its gilded cupola can be seen glistening from all over the city.
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Decorative Plate *Peterhof*
Peterhof is an immensely luxurious and beautifully preserved Imperial estate, founded in 1710 by Peter the Great on the shore of the Gulf of Finland (Baltic Sea).
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Decorative Plate *The Resurrection Church*
The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood is one of the main sights of St. Petersburg, Russia. The name refers to the blood of the assassinated Alexander II of Russia, who was mortally wounded on that site in 1881.
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Decorative Plate *The Peter and Paul Fortress*
The fortress was founded on a small island in the Neva delta on May 27, 1703 (May 16 according to the old calendar) and that day became the birthday of the city of St Petersburg.
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Decorative Plate *Sirin Bird*
Sirin is a mythological creature of Russian legends, with the head and chest of a beautiful woman and the body of a bird (usually an owl).
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