Porcelain set consisting of 1 bottle and 6 fish-shaped cups. This model was produced on a large scale in the Soviet Union between the 1960s and 1980s, within the tradition of utilitarian decorative porcelain pieces for use and, at the same time, for display.

Parts of this type were manufactured by several state-owned factories, including:
•Dulevo Porcelain Factory (Russia)
•Konakovo Porcelain Factory (Russia)
•Polonne Porcelain Factory (Ukraine)
•Soviet Latvian and Belarusian factories

These factories produced millions of sets per year to supply the entire Soviet market, from large cities to small towns.

In the 1960s–80s, a decorative liqueur service like this was part of the standard household trousseau: it was offered at weddings, birthdays, and kept in display cases or living room cupboards. Used for homemade liqueurs and vodka