Tea Set Red Net, Tulip Shape, 20 Pieces – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain
$947.00The net motif goes back to the ‘Own Service’ that Dmitry Vinogradov, inventor of Russian porcelain, made for Empress Elizabeth in the 1750s — here read in red rather than cobalt.
Shape «Tulip» (1936, Serafima Yakovleva) · Pattern «Red Net»
Hard-paste porcelain · overglaze painting, gold applied by hand · 20 pieces · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Tea Set Scarlet, Idyll Shape, 10 Pieces – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$635.00Scarlet is Yulia Chistyakova’s 2022 reworking of Cobalt Net — the same lattice geometry, carried into red and gold.
Shape «Idyll» · Pattern «Scarlet» (2022, Yulia Chistyakova)
Bone china · polychrome overglaze decoration, fired-on gold · 10 pieces · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
Teacup Trio Set Natasha, Golden Edge – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain, Bone China
$208.00Troitsky also modelled the Dome shape, and the family resemblance in the foot and handle is deliberate.
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
Teapot Cobalt Net, Tulip Shape, 2000 ml (10 Cups) – Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain
$396.00Cobalt Net was created in 1944 for the factory’s 200th anniversary, in a city just emerging from the siege.
Shape «Tulip» (1936, Serafima Yakovleva) · Pattern «Cobalt Net» (1944, Anna Yatskevich)
Hard-paste porcelain · hand under- and overglaze cobalt painting, fired-on gold · 2000 ml / 67.6 fl oz · hand wash only, no dishwasher or microwave
