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Authentic 1950s-1960s Post-WWII Cold War Russian Navy or Soviet Navy Large Coffee Mug or Cup with Handle, VMF (Russian/Soviet Navy Insignia, Voyenno Morskiye Flot) and Anchor Topmark Used in the Officers Mess and Produced by the Famous Dulevo Porcelain Company.

The Russian Navy's name and initials changed from RKVMF to VMF when the Russian Navy was re-named to the Soviet Navy right after WWII to reflect Russia's expanded peasant's and worker's revolution and it's dominion over Eastern Europe which then became known as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

One of the reasons why Russian Navy and Soviet Navy Dinnerware and Tableware is so rare (and expensive) is that not much of it was actually made and it was only available for senior officer's and staff. And under the Russian and Soviet regimes if any sailor (officer or enlisted) ever got caught "stealing from the state" by taking any dinnerware off of a ship they would have been immediately court-marshalled and then would have begged to be sent to a gulag! Can you imagine the fear and risk some sailor took under the communist regime in taking anyone of these pieces of china?!

Folks, it doesn't get any more rarer and valuable than this! An absolute must collection item for the Cold War Historian or Naval Cold War Warrior. Now a US Navy Cold War Veteran can have a piece of history, Russian Navy dinnerware from the Soviet Navy!

russian or soviet navy mug or cup with anchor and vmf insignia

russian or soviet navy mug or cup with anchor and vmf insignia

russian navy or soviet navy mug or cup with anchor and vmf insignia

Authentic 1950s-1960s Post-WWII Cold War Russian Navy or Soviet Navy Large Coffee Mug or Cup with Handle, VMF (Russian/Soviet Navy Insignia, Voyenno Morskiye Flot) and Anchor Topmark
Used in the Officers Mess and Produced by the Famous Dulevo Porcelain Company.

Post WWII Cold War Soviet Russian Navy Mug or Cup with Anchor and VMF

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3.5" high x 4" wide"

$395.

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