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English: 200th anniversary of the Dmitrov Porcelain Factory[1].
The teapot and the cup made at the Dmitrov Pocelain Factory. 1960s.
The stamp of the Soviet Union, 10 kopecks, 28 January 1966, CPA Catalogue No 3305, Michel No 3174, Scott No 3153, Yvert No 3061. Coated paper. Offset printing. Perforation: comb 11½. Size of the stamp: 37×37 mm. Print run: 4,000,000.
Русский: 200 лет Дмитровскому фарфоровому заводу.
Чайник и чашка производства Дмитровского фарфорового завода. 1960-е гг.
Почтовая марка СССР, 10 коп., 28 января 1966 г., Каталог ЦФА № 3305, Michel № 3174, Scott № 3153, Yvert № 3061. Бумага мелованная. Офсетная печать. Зубцовка гребенчатая 11½. Размер марки – 37×37 мм. Тираж 4 000 000.
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Source From a personal collection.
Author Ministry of Communications of the USSR. The design of the stamp by N. Akimushkin.
Scanned by Dmitry Ivanov.
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  1. ↑
    English: Dmitrov Porcelain Factory was founded in 1766 (according other sources – in 1754) by the Russified English merchant Francis Gardner in Verbilovo village (now the urban-type settlement Verbilki, Taldomsky District, Moscow Oblast, Russia). Till the October Revolution of 1917 the factory was known as the Gardner’s Factory, after the revolution it was nationalized and was named Dmitrov Porcelain Factory; since 1991 the enterprise is known as the ZAO Farfor Verbilok (The Porcelain of Verbilki JSC).
The stamps of the issue 200th anniversary of the Dmitrov Porcelain Factrory:

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