Lomonosov Porcelain Cobalt Net 3 Tea Cups Saucers 22 Karat Gold - Unused
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These beautiful pieces are entirely hand painted. This elegant and noble pattern is Cobalt Net and is one of their most popular patterns. The painter Anna Yatskevich created this pattern in 1951 and since that time Cobalt Net pattern is in a production line at the Imperial Factory. The cobalt blue is one of the factory's signature colors. It is so vibrant and beautiful!
With a set of three you can keep two for a tea party with a friend and gift one set to someone special!
Material - Hard porcelain
Cup measures L 12.2 cm, W 10.3 cm, H 5.8 cm/ L 4.8", W 4.1", H 2.3"; Capacity 8.45 oz/250 ml.
Saucer measures D 15 cm, H 2.7 cm / D 5.9", H 1.1" .
It has the red LFZ monogram export backstamp with red "Made in Russia" used from 1991 to 2002.
Due to the hand painted aspect it is recommended that the porcelain be hand washed in warm water with mild detergent.
All of my listed Russian Porcelain was purchased in 2001 directly from the Factory in Russia. I had planned on opening a tea room and having this amazing porcelain available. But the tea room never opened and every piece has been in storage since purchasing (22 years ago). All pieces are authentic Russian porcelain, all but two pieces have the burgundy colored 1992 - 2002 mark, two pieces have the “domestic” mark (logo only) and one piece has the 2002-2006 mark.
The pieces are all unused, in new condition, no chips, marks, nits etc. The pieces are new and not copies (which the factory started making in 2005).
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bisoubisounyc
Hi I was wondering if I could ask you a question about the labelling on these tea cups. I’ve started to collect them and understand that the blue label means they have been manufactured recently. So does the red label mean they are the originals from Russia ? And the ussr label mean they were made for export outside of Russia ? Thanks for your help
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@bisoubisounyc Hi! If it has the red LFZ monogram export backstamp with red "Made in Russia" that stamp was only used from 1991 to 2002 and shows it was an original from the factory. This is a really good site for when and what the marks are: https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/123-porcelain-and-pottery-marks/4-lomonosov-marks
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@shawnbrenizer thanks so much
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