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Cookie Dish Natasha, Golden Edge – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain

127.98

The gold edging is brushed on band by band, by hand, over the fired glaze.

Shape «Natasha» (1995, Yuri Troitsky) · Pattern «Golden Edge»
Bone china · gold banding applied by hand, brush by brush, over the fired glaze · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Cup and Saucer Idyll, Indigo, 250 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

82.40

Indigo takes the darkest register of the Idyll series, where the gold reads as warm against a near-black ground.

Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Indigo»
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 250 ml / 8.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Cup and Saucer Idyll, Primula, 250 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

82.40

Primula belongs to the Idyll series, designed so that its patterns can be mixed freely on one table.

Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Primula»
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 250 ml / 8.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Cup Cobalt Net, Yulia Shape, 210 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

146.39

On the Yulia shape the cobalt is painted under the glaze and then finished by hand with a gold-bearing preparation — no two nets come out identical.

Shape «Yulia» (2004, Mikhail Sorokin) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Bone china · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 210 ml / 7.1 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Cobalt Net, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

82.40

The May shape was the first cup ever cast in the factory’s bone china; it takes its name from the May 1969 batch that opened the bone-china workshop.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Bone china · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Cobalt Net, Wave Shape, 155 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

86.78

Cobalt is one of the few pigments that survives the glaze firing above 1400 °C — which is why the blue sits under the glaze and cannot wear off.

Shape «Wave» (Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Bone china · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 155 ml / 5.2 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Cinderella, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

The Ballet series is the work of Lyudmila Tsvetkova, a leading artist and sculptor of the Imperial Porcelain Factory.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Giselle, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

The series is a Petersburg tribute: the Vaganova Academy of Russian Ballet stands a few kilometres from the factory.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Nutcracker, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

Marie and her Nutcracker stand beside the tree, from the Hoffmann tale Tchaikovsky turned into the world’s Christmas ballet.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Petrushka, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

Petrushka honours the Stravinsky ballet whose puppet hero became a symbol of the Russian fairground.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Romeo & Juliet, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

Each Ballet piece is decal-decorated and then finished by hand with overglaze paints and gold.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave

Espresso Cup Set Ballet Scheherazade, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China

127.98

Scheherazade borrows its ornament from the 1910 Ballets Russes production that made Léon Bakst’s oriental palette famous across Europe.

Shape «May» (1969, Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Ballet» (Lyudmila Tsvetkova)
Bone china · overglaze decal finished by hand, fired-on gold · 165 ml / 5.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave