This beautiful Soviet commemorative stamp was issued in 1966 to mark the 200th anniversary of the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory, one of Russia’s oldest and most renowned porcelain producers. The design features a decorative teapot painted in the traditional Gzhel-style floral motif, with vivid red, blue, and white colors symbolizing Russian folk artistry. The background depicts outlines of ceramic forms, emphasizing the craftsmanship and design heritage of the factory.

The inscription reads “200 лет Дмитровскому фарфоровому заводу” (“200 Years of the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory”) and “Почта СССР” (“Post of the USSR”). The denomination is 10 kopeks.