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<p>[QUOTE="Natasha, post: 220029, member: 3724"]Porcelain Easter eggs are very typical for Russia. First porcelain eggs were made in XVIII century and they were very expensive. Now it is mainly tourist souvenirs and are relatively cheap. The images are mainly printed.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Natasha, post: 220029, member: 3724"]Porcelain Easter eggs are very typical for Russia. First porcelain eggs were made in XVIII century and they were very expensive. Now it is mainly tourist souvenirs and are relatively cheap. The images are mainly printed.[/QUOTE]
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