Vintage Porcelain Handpainted Ornate Enamel Earrings Russian Finift 1980’s 1″
Vintage Soviet Finift Enamel Brooch Hand Painted Floral Oval Pin Filigree Frame
Type: Brooch / Pin. Design: Oval, Floral Motif.
vintage soviet russian rostov finift enamel peacock broach
Vintage 1970s Porcelain Enameled Peacock brooch.
Vintage Russian Hand Painted Finift Enamel Landscape Miniature Brooch 1960-70s
The round setting is finished with a dual rope-style silver-toned border.
RARE Russian Rostov Finift Filigree Enamel Hand Painted Floral Bee Brooch / Box
Can be used as a piece of unique jewelry or displayed as a box.
Vintage Soviet Era Hand Made Enamel Rostov Finift Filigree Chain/Pendant
Rostov Finiftis almost never repeated. Each finished piece of Rostov Finiftjewelry is individual.
Vtg 1990s Genuine Russian Rostov Finift Hand Painted Enamel Winter Earrings Drop
Rostov Finift is a legendary Russian artistic craft born in the 18th century in Rostov the Great. Up for sale is a truly charming and beautiful pair of authentic Russian wearable art—genuine Rostov Finift (Ростовская Финифть) dangle/drop earrings dating back to the 1990s.
Vintage Russian Enamel Folk Art Rostov Finift Ring Size 7
This ring features a delicate hand-painted flowers on vibrant Russian blue enamel fixed in a gorgeous cupronickel filigree setting. The enamel is created by layering glass-based paints on a metal base and firing it multiple times in a kiln. This process ensures that the colors specifically the traditional Finift vibrant turquoise blue never fades or tarnish. Size: 7
Vtg 1990s Genuine Russian Rostov Finift Enamel Winter Landscape Ring Earrings Se
Rostov Finift is a legendary Russian artistic craft born in the 18th century in Rostov the Great. Origin: Handcrafted in Rostov Veliky, Russia. The earrings feature a classic wavy scalloped petal-edged outer border with comfortable open French hooks (shepherd hooks).
Vintage Russian Hand Painted Enamel Rings 4 Variation Finift Technique #77,83,95
These Russian rings were made in Rostov the Great (Russia). After each color the jewelry must be fired in a special oven then cooled off and painted with the next color.
