This service “Golden” reflects the heyday of the Imperial Porcelain Factory in the first third of the XIX century when the factory produced large ceremonial sets for the palaces of the house of Romanov. The painting uses classic blue and green tones, with an exquisite floral and geometric ornament applied to them that swirl around the delicate porcelain as it attracts the eye with its pure and luxurious design. The porcelain service is richly decorated with natural gold with filigree engraving. The abundance of gold in the painting gave the service, originally called “Armorial”, the second name – “Gold”. This wonderful tea set consists of 20 items: six cups with saucers and cake plates, and a luxury teapot and sugar bowl. Porcelain Service “Golden” with gold etching and overglaze painting will be a valuable and prestigious gift.
Tea Set
Material: Porcelain
Work: hand-cast, hand painting, gold plating, polychrome overglaze
Dishwasher: No
Microwave: No
- Tea Pot – Height:171mm, 800ml – 1pc
- Sugar Bowl – (H/L/W): 146x170x119mm – 570ml – 1pc
- Cup – H/W/D: 65x95x114mm – 247ml – 6pcs
- Saucer – H/D: 24x146mm – 6pcs
- Dessert Plate – D: 180mm – 6pcs
Replica of museum exhibit “Armorial. Gold” made in 1827 by the order of Nikolay I for Pavlovks Palace.
History of the original set:
The “Armorial” set was made in 1827 by order of Tsar Nicolas I for Pavlovsk Palace, the residence of the tsar’s mother, the Dowager
Empress Maria Fyodorovna (wife of Paul I). It comprised of 240 plates and 48 oval dishes, with a depiction of the Coat of Arms
of Nicholas I in the center of each item. The original set is displayed in the State Hermitage Museum.
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