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Gzhel is a tradition Russian style of ceramics. It takes its name from the village of Gzhel situated near Moscow. Gzhel potters developed in 1830s high quality white earthenware, which is painted in a traditional blue on white manner.

Gzhel 1972 - 1986 "duck" mark

Gzhel mark used after 1991 Hand made in Russia Painter's signature Ermakov

Turyginsky Porcelain Factory 1950s and 1960s Gzhel mark.

1986 - 1991 Gzhel mark.

1950s - 1960s Gzhel mark.

'Gzhel 1818' contemporary mark of Gzhel Porcelain Factory (AO GFZ).

Two-headed crowned eagle Gzhel mark used from 1998 by Gzhel Combine (ЗАО Объединение Гжель).

Rechitsa Porcelain Factory Gzhel 1970s - 1980s mark.

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Porcelain and pottery marks - Gzhel marks