Russian porcelain

The Imperial porcelain plant was established in the middle of 18 century, was named after Mikhail Lomonosov, one of the Russian's porcelain creators. First porcelain had the same quality as Saxon's and Chinese ones. At first the plant produced tiny goods: snuffboxes, coffee and chocolate caps, Easter eggs, plates, trays, candlesticks. Later appeared ceremonial table-sets. The most famous among them are "Arabesque" for 60 persons, which consists of 973 objects, "Gurievsky" table-set, which was ordered for tsar's family. In total, for that table-set were produced 4500 objects, for decorating were used several kilograms (hundred pounds) of gold. The major part of this table-set is now in the collection of Pavlovsky Palace-museum.

Porcelain with label you can see in the Hermitage, the Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg, State Historical Museum in Moscow, banquette halls of Kremlin and Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch's residence. In the Albert and Victoria Museum in London, in the Metropolitan Museum in New-York and other museums all over the world.

Our company will arrange a visit to the plant, where you can purchase porcelain goods with discount, and a delivery to any country.