A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN TABLE CLOCK CASE IN THE SHAPE OF A SEATED UZBEK WOMAN AFTER NATALYA DANKO (RUSSIAN 1892-1942), LENINGRAD

A RUSSIAN PORCELAIN TABLE CLOCK CASE IN THE SHAPE OF A SEATED UZBEK WOMAN AFTER NATALYA DANKO (RUSSIAN 1892-1942), LENINGRAD PORCELAIN FACTORY, 1937 after a design by NATALYA DANKO (RUSSIAN 1892-1942), depicting an Uzbek woman with braided hair clad in traditional butterscotch yellow dress and embroidered taqiyah (skullcap), leaning against a clock face encircled in fruits; red underglaze NKTP [People's Commissariat of Heavy Industry] mark on the interior, inventory number 42 under base; overall height: 23.5 cm (9 1/4 in.)LITERATUREIgor Pelinskiy and Marina Safonova, Sovetskiy farfor 1917-1991 [Soviet Porcelain 1917-1991] ([Moscow]: Lyubimaya kniga, 2012), p. 122 (illustrated)Vladimir Levshenkov, Tvorchestvo sester N.Ya i E.Ya. Danko [Works of Sisters N. Ya and E.Ya. Danko (Saint-Petersburg: Sankt-Peterburg Orkestr, 2012), p. 360 (illustrated)For another version, see: Elvira Sametskaya, Sovetskiy agitatsionniy farfor [Soviet Agitational Porcelain] (Moscow: Lyubimaya kniga, 2004) p. 167 (illustrated)