Festive dinnerware set from the Korosten Porcelain Factory, Ukraine during the USSR. 1962. This is a charity lot. I will donate 50% of the proceeds to help a child or a wounded Ukrainian soldier for treatment, who suffered serious injuries as a result of Russia's aggression against Ukraine. You can choose a person in need online, and simply enter their name and bank card number, and I will personally report on the work done. This lot features a rare festive dinnerware set from the Korosten Porcelain Factory, manufactured in Ukraine during the USSR, between 1962 and 1990. This is evidenced by the different types of hallmarks on the back of the pieces (a screenshot with production dates from a porcelain collectors' website is included in the last photo). The set is in excellent condition with no obvious defects, such as cracks or cobwebs from aging porcelain. It has been stored at home at optimal temperature and humidity. The lot consists of: 1) A square candy bowl, honey bowl, jam bowl 152 by 152 mm, depth 40 mm - 3 pieces. 2) A flat plate without an image inside, diameter 172 mm, depth 15 mm - 17 pieces. 3) A flat plate with a bouquet of flowers in the center: diameter 195 mm, depth 20 mm - 8 pieces. 4) A deep plate with a diameter of 200 mm and a depth of 30 mm - 20 pieces. 5) Dessert plate with a diameter of 157 mm and a depth of 35 mm - 4 pieces. 6) Plate for duck, chicken or fish: length 302 mm, width 167 mm, depth 25 mm - 2 pieces. 7) A large plate, a central dish with a diameter of 272 mm, a depth of 27 mm - 1 piece. 8) Jug: height 188 mm, overall opening width 144 mm, opening width at the narrowest section 115 mm, jug width with handle 192 mm. Bonus: five plates from the same manufacturer, but from a different service, the common part of which has irretrievably disappeared: plates, large dishes with a diameter of 150 mm and a depth of 10 mm - 5 pieces. Your parcel will be securely packed, taking into account all possible risks during transportation. This lot will be shipped from outside the European Union, so customs duties may be charged by your country, according to customs tariffs, or perhaps not. By placing a bid, you confirm that you have no claims in this regard. Since I cannot predict which country will purchase the lot or what their customs legislation is, it is possible there will be no customs duties at all.