Sugar Bowls
The sugar bowl is the piece people most often need to replace, and the reason it matters that the factory keeps its shapes in production. If you already own a service, match it by shape name — Natasha, Tulip, May — rather than by pattern alone: the same pattern is applied across several different forms, and only the shape guarantees the lid will fit.
Sugar Bowl Cobalt Net, Tulip Shape – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain
$125.00Anna Yatskevich’s first net was gold, painted in 1945; the cobalt version that followed became the emblem of the factory and of St Petersburg itself.
Shape «Tulip» (1936, Serafima Yakovleva) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Hard-paste porcelain · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Sugar Bowl Natasha, Golden Edge, 300 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain
$312.00Natasha came out of the factory’s post-Soviet years, when it went back to designing for the domestic table rather than for export quotas.
Shape «Natasha» (1995, Yuri Troitsky) · Pattern «Golden Edge»
Bone china · gold banding applied by hand, brush by brush, over the fired glaze · 300 ml / 10.1 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
