A rare porcelain jug or mug, depicting the girl with the "kokoschnik" tiara, richly decorated by hand. NATALIA YAKOVLEVNA DANKO (1892-1942) entered the history of Soviet porcelain as one of the most remarkable sculptors. For twenty-five years of creative work she has created more than three hundred figures and compositions. In particular, thematic sculptures, satirical, portrait and decorative, not counting options made in bronze, terracotta, wax and earthenware. In addition, under her leadership, a team of sculptors and artists of Leningrad porcelain factory performed porcelain bas-reliefs for the Khimki river station in Moscow (1937-1938). Many bibliographical references.