Espresso Cup Set Ballet Swan Lake, May Shape, 165 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$146.00Swan Lake is rendered as stylised swan feathers and interwoven strings of pearls rather than as a scene from the stage.
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
Flower Vase Red Net, Empire Shape, 20 cm – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain
$224.00The Empire shape gives the net pattern a tall, flared silhouette designed to be seen from across a room rather than across a table.
Shape «Empire» · Pattern «Red Net»
Hard-paste porcelain · overglaze painting, gold applied by hand · 20 cm / 7.9 in · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Mug Idyll, Astra (Pink), 400 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$78.00Astra is named for the Greek word for star: the scattered stars in the pattern answer the gold stars in Yatskevich’s original Cobalt Net.
Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Astra» (Yulia Chistyakova)
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 400 ml / 13.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Mug Idyll, Azure V.1, 400 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$78.00Azure arrived in 2022 as Chistyakova’s cool-toned homage to the factory’s most famous pattern.
Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Azure» (2022, Yulia Chistyakova)
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 400 ml / 13.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Mug Idyll, Azure V.2, 400 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$78.00Version 2 shifts the density of the lattice — the series was built so the two variants could sit side by side.
Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Azure» (2022, Yulia Chistyakova)
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 400 ml / 13.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Mug Idyll, Primula, 400 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$78.00Bone china contains bone ash and is fired twice, which is what makes this mug translucent when held to the light.
Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Primula»
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 400 ml / 13.5 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
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
Tea Cup Natasha, Golden Edge, 220 ml – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$145.00The Natasha shape was modelled by Yuri Troitsky, a master modeller of the factory’s highest category; the complete service was finished in 1995.
Shape «Natasha» (1995, Yuri Troitsky) · Pattern «Golden Edge»
Bone china · gold banding applied by hand, brush by brush, over the fired glaze · 220 ml / 7.4 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Tea Set Cobalt Net, Wave Shape, 20 Pieces – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$1,170.00The Wave shape comes from Eduard Krimmer, a pupil of Kazimir Malevich who also drew the May, Leningradsky and Black Coffee forms.
Shape «Wave» (Eduard Krimmer) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Bone china · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 20 pieces · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Tea Set Cobalt Net, Yulia Shape, 14 Pieces – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$1,300.00Mikhail Sorokin’s Yulia shape took first place in the Form category at the factory’s own 2004 art council before it ever reached the catalogue.
Shape «Yulia» (2004, Mikhail Sorokin) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Bone china · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 14 pieces · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Tea Set Natasha, Golden Edge, 20 Pieces – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$1,404.00Natasha has stayed in continuous production for three decades — one of the longest unbroken runs in the modern catalogue.
Shape «Natasha» (1995, Yuri Troitsky) · Pattern «Golden Edge»
Bone china · gold banding applied by hand, brush by brush, over the fired glaze · 20 pieces · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
