Lomonosov Porcelain

09/02/2026

02/02/2023

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

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02/01/2023

Dinner plates from Lomonosov Porcelain Factory will make any dinner a special occasion!
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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

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

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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.

01/29/2023

Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain Factory created CHURCH DOMES design in 1970-ies, can you believe?
Painter is Nina Slavina.
☕️ See all Church Domes items here ☕️ https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/patterns/church-bells

01/28/2023

Not bright but elegant, Jade Background pattern. It is painted both on tea and dinner sets.
Please, watch Jade Background collection at our web site
💚 https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/patterns/Jade-Background 💚

01/27/2023

Today is a very important day for our city.
79 years ago siege of Leningrad ended. After 872 days of starvation, disease, and psychological torment, the citizens of Leningrad were freed.
Siege of Leningrad is also called 900-day siege (September 8, 1941–January 27, 1944) of the city of Leningrad (St. Petersburg).
Loved famous Cobalt Net pattern is tightly connected with siege. Taped crosswise windows of Leningrad houses in a siege period once attracted Anna Yatskevich’s attention. Whether the spotlight once in a special lighted them, or evening sun, but geometric pattern suddenly seemed beautiful to Anna, it inspired her and she came up this beautiful pattern.
Retro photos from this post were taken on the 27th of January 1944.

01/26/2023

Coffee and Tea Cups COBALT CELL from Lomonosov Porcelain Factory.
Buy them here ⬇️
https://lomonosov-porcelain.com/patterns/cobalt-cell

01/25/2023

Cobalt Net Piala can be used for serving berries, nuts, snacks, jam, honey and other yummy.

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