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

127.98

Swan 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

196.36

The 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

68.37

Astra 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

68.37

Azure 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

68.37

Version 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

68.37

Bone 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

109.58

Anna 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

273.50

Natasha 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

127.11

The 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

1,025.62

The 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

1,139.58

Mikhail 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

1,230.75

Natasha 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