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As the official EU distributor, we list every new release from the Imperial Porcelain Factory as soon as it reaches our Tallinn store. Browse the latest arrivals or explore our collections.
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Can't find the piece you are looking for? Sculptures, limited editions and full dinner ensembles from the factory's catalogue can be ordered personally — delivery takes up to 90 days. You can also write to us or check the FAQ.




Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain in Tallinn
Every piece we ship comes from the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St Petersburg and carries the factory mark on its base — the one reliable way to tell genuine Lomonosov porcelain from the copies that circulate on marketplaces. The cobalt is painted beneath the glaze, so it will not fade or wear off with use, and the gilding is 22-karat gold, applied by hand. See the Cobalt Net collection, tea & coffee sets, dinner sets and vases.
Ordering from inside the EU changes what you pay: import duties are already settled, so nothing is collected from you on delivery — unlike parcels sent from Russia. Pieces in stock leave Tallinn within 48 hours, each one wrapped by hand for the journey. You are welcome to see them yourself at our boutique at Pikk tn 36, in the heart of the Old Town. More about our shop.
DISCOVER OUR ASSORTMENT
Cups and pots are formed at the factory in Saint Petersburg and finished by hand. Several shapes still in production, among them the Tulip cup by Serafima Yakovleva, have been made continuously since the middle of the last century.
Tea and Coffee Sets
Anna Yatskevich drew the net in the 1940s, in a city that had just come through the siege of Leningrad. The cobalt is applied beneath the glaze, so the pattern cannot wear away, and the gold is added by hand at every intersection.
Cobalt Net
The ballet pieces come from models by Elena Yanson-Manizer, who sculpted the dancers of her own time — Ulanova as Odette and as Juliet, Dudinskaya as Aurora. Those original models are still used in production today.
Ballet
Bone china is thin enough to let light through the wall of the cup, and stronger than it appears. Every mug is painted and gilded by hand, which is why no two are quite identical.
Fine Mugs
Vases and sculptural pieces are made from models held in the factory’s own archive, some of them more than a century old. Painting and gilding are done by hand, piece by piece.
Home Decor
The factory was founded in 1744 by decree of Empress Elizabeth, and it was here that Dmitry Vinogradov worked out the formula for the first porcelain made in Russia. It has been working on the same site in Saint Petersburg ever since.



