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Soviet Porcelain Figurines
8 November 2026, 17:00 Moscow time
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400 lots, mostly Soviet porcelain figurines from LFZ, Kyiv, Dulevo, Polonne, Dmitrov, Gzhel, Verbilki and other factories. Online auction; every lot opens at 1 ₽.

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Don Foundation is an auction house and gallery: we collect, research and present art across eras and movements – from recognised masters to artists whose names are yet to be heard. We present each work with the artist, year, technique and details of any expert assessment, and entrust it to those for whom art is not an investment but a calling.
We are driven by one principle – significance over fashion. To serve art and its connoisseurs with the measure of responsibility that the timeless demands – that is our mission.
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Address Russia, Rostov-on-Don, 7A 16th Line
By phone Evgeny: +7 (918) 558-55-07 Mark: +33 6 42 84 48 78 / +7 988 896 88 06 (WhatsApp)
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Do I need to create an account to make purchases?
Yes. You need to create an account before purchasing artwork on our website. Through your account, you can track your purchase history, create collections and selections.
How do I pay for a purchase?
Payment for purchased artwork is made via an invoice we issue. Payment by QR code or payment link is available.
How is delivery handled?
Before shipping, your purchased items are carefully wrapped in protective film, then bubble wrap, followed by cardboard packaging, and a wooden frame if necessary. The item is then insured and handed over to the courier service. We primarily work with CDEK. Delivery is at the buyer's expense.
What should I do if I receive a damaged artwork?
When opening the package, you must document the condition of the delivered item with video and photos. If there is damage, contact our manager immediately via email with the photo and video documentation. The manager will get back to you within 1–2 business days.
Can I cancel a purchase?
Yes, you can cancel a purchase before it is handed over to the delivery service. In this case, funds will be returned minus 5%.

Don Foundation auctions and catalogue

Don Foundation is an auction house and gallery. It holds its own online auctions on this site and keeps a catalogue of works of art with prices – currently 623 works. It covers painting, graphics, sculpture, prints and decorative art, chiefly Soviet porcelain figurines. The factories represented include LFZ, Polonne and Dulevo. The artist with the most works in the collection is Mikhail Shemyakin: 66 works. The collection spans Russian and international artists from the 19th century to today, each with a page in the “Artists” section. Paintings by artists of the Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet schools are gathered in the Russian painting selection.

Each work’s page gives the artist, technique and size where known, and the price where it is published. A priced work can be added to the cart and requested; for the others, ask for the price. How to choose an original painting and how buying works is explained on the page “How to buy an original painting”. How to choose a work of art for a collection, an interior or a gift is explained on the page “Buy a work of art”.

At the online auctions, bids are placed right on the site: a participant applies and, once approved, joins the bidding. A separate page explains how an art auction works and how the price is formed. Upcoming sales and past results are in the “Auctions” section; the steps are on the page “How to take part in an auction”.