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The Russian Museum has its own collection of Dulevsky porcelain

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A hand-painted cup, a brightly coloured teapot, a figure of a gypsy woman. Many people inherited porcelain because in the Soviet Union it was a sign of luxury. Today collectors hunt for these things. The Vrubel Omsk Regional Museum has its own collection of items produced by the Dulevsky Porcelain Factory in the second half of the 20th century.
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