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Lomonosov Porcelain Welcome to Lomonosov Porcelain! Crafting fine porcelain in St. Petersburg since 1744. Heritage, artistry and timeless design-made to be treasured for generations.

The Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain Factory was founded in St. Petersburg in 1744 under the decree of Peter the Great's daughter. Empress Elizabeth. It was the first porcelain company in Russia and the third in all of Europe Europe. This is where the talented Russian scientist Dmitry Vinogradov (1720-1758) discovered the secret of making "white gold." He was the first in the history of ceramics was a scientific description of porcelain production, which is close to the latest concepts of ceramic chemistry. We're continuing this royal porcelain tradition by bringing to you some of the finest hand-crafted porcelain products directly from the Lomonosov Factory in St. Petersburg. Whether you're a serious porcelain collector or a shopper with an eye for beauty, we're confident that you'll find something to satisfy your heart's content in here. Start by browsing our products!

✨ ELEGANT porcelain as a fashion statement.Available onlinehttps://lomonosov-porcelain.com/product/lomonosov-mug-420-ml-...
10/19/2026

✨ ELEGANT porcelain as a fashion statement.
Available online

https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/product/lomonosov-mug-420-ml-elegy-elegant-80-02281-00-1

Sculptural lines. Refined proportions. An optical illusion that shifts with the light and your point of view.

The new Elegia shape, celebrates the defining quality of premium bone china exceptional lightness combined with architectural precision.
Precise lines create an illusion of movement, making the pattern appear to shimmer, deepen and transform before your eyes.
ELEGANT is tableware designed to be looked at as much as it is to be used.
Graphic. Intellectual. Unexpected.
Contemporary porcelain at the intersection of art, fashion and design.

Some porcelain deserves to be dressed for. Fairy-tale cities, impossible gardens, exquisite ornament-Alexey Vorobyevsky’...
10/16/2026

Some porcelain deserves to be dressed for.
Fairy-tale cities, impossible gardens, exquisite ornament-Alexey Vorobyevsky’s world is anything but understated. His designs turn porcelain into a statement: rich in colour, intricate in detail, unapologetically romantic.
Entirely hand-painted by the Imperial Porcelain Factory’s HAP artisans, each piece carries its own subtle signatures-a variation in tone, the sweep of a line, the lightness of a brushstroke. The design may be shared. The expression is always individual.
Think couture for the table. Beautiful enough to plan an evening around. Available online
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/catalog/shop-hap-may-vorobyovsky

☕ A new arrival for autumn — L’Art des Fleurs.https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/catalog/shop-bone-china-l-art-des-fleursAs...
10/15/2026

☕ A new arrival for autumn — L’Art des Fleurs.
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/catalog/shop-bone-china-l-art-des-fleurs
As the days get cooler and the skies turn grey, a little more colour at home feels especially welcome. Bright irises on snow-white porcelain bring a touch of summer back to the table and turn an ordinary cup of tea or coffee into something warmer and more beautiful.
The L’Art des Fleurs collection combines delicate porcelain with vivid floral decoration, creating a fresh and elegant accent for the new season.
🌸 A little piece of summer, even on the cloudiest autumn day.
👉 Discover the new L’Art des Fleurs collection in our stores and online.
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/catalog/shop-bone-china-l-art-des-fleurs

https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/Discover the timeless beauty of Lomonosov Porcelain.For more than 280 years, our porcela...
10/14/2026

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Discover the timeless beauty of Lomonosov Porcelain.

For more than 280 years, our porcelain has brought together the traditions of St. Petersburg craftsmanship, iconic design, and exceptional artistry. From the legendary Cobalt Net collection to elegant tableware, gifts, and decorative pieces, every item tells a story of heritage and craftsmanship.

We are delighted to invite you to visit our new website, where you can explore our collections, discover the history behind the brand, and find porcelain made to be treasured for generations.

✨ Visit our new website and discover the world of Lomonosov Porcelain.
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/

09/02/2026
This photo was taken in 1951. Nowadays the manufacturing process still involves hand work at the Lomonosov Porcelain Fac...
02/02/2023

This photo was taken in 1951. Nowadays the manufacturing process still involves hand work at the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory.

https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/

On January 31, the professional holiday – the International Jeweler's Day is celebrated all over the world. Since ancien...
01/31/2023

On January 31, the professional holiday – the International Jeweler's Day is celebrated all over the world.
Since ancient times people were decorating themselves with jewellery. And until now no one seems to give up this wonderful tradition.
Elegant little boxes were created to store such items. Our Lomonosov Jewellery Bijou Boxes made of porcelain will be a useful thing for any lady, will be a perfect gift for Mother's Day or any other holiday.
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/home-decor/jewellery-bijou-box

Borsch is the famous soup in many Russian families, as well as many Eastern and Central European countries. The recipes ...
01/30/2023

Borsch is the famous soup in many Russian families, as well as many Eastern and Central European countries. The recipes of borsch vary, but vegetables (mainly beet) and sour cream are always among ingredients. The beetroot used in cooking borsch gives the soup its trademark deep reddish-purple color.
But the main ingredient of this soup is Lomonosov Cobalt Net Bouillon Cup

https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/dinn.../soup-bowl-and-plates

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Ingredients
*4 qt. water
*14 oz. beef stock
*1 small head of cabbage
*5 large potatoes
*1 large carrot
*1 med. beet root
*1 med. onion
*1 bay leaf
*2 tablespoons tomato paste
*3-5 cloves garlic
*verdure (parsley, dill, etc.)
*sour cream
Cooking:
1. Boil the beef stock for at least 1.5 hours, strain the broth through clothing, seperate the meat from the bone and carve it.
2. Peel the raw beet root, cut it in thin two-inch strips and stew for half an hour.
3. Add cubed potatoes in the boiling broth. Add the stewed beet when the broth begins to boil again. Add bay leaf.
4. Cut the carrot the same way as the beet root, fry it all over and add into borsch.
5. Slice the onion, fry on both sides, add tomato paste. Mix everything and fry for some more time.
6. Take the fried onion off the stove and add mashed garlic.
7. Shred the cabbage finely and add (but not much) into borsch when the potato is almost cooked.
8. Cover the saucepan and boil borshch for 5 minutes. Then add fried onion with garlic and seasonings. Mix everything.
9. Cover borsch and cook for 3 more minutes. Then add cut verdure.
10. Take borsch off the stove and leave uncovered.

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