Tea Set with Suprematist Design, 14 pieces
Russian Porcelain - Soviet Collection
This black and white Soviet porcelain tea set for 6 persons is inspired by the suprematist style (also known as geometric abstractionism) very popular in the 20ths of the last century and so fashionable today. The service includes:
- 6 cups
- 6 saucers
- 1 sugar bowl
- 1 teapot.
It has been handcrafted at the Lomonosov (Imperial) Porcelain Factory founded in 1744 in St. Petersburg by decree of Empress Elizabeth, Peter the Great's daughter. It became the first enterprise in Russia and the third in Europe. This factory is a unique phenomenon. Its porcelain represents indeed the traits of typically Russian perception of beauty. Their masters create hand-made and hand-painted porcelain and continue noble artistic traditions set by famous Russian sculptors and artists. The porcelain of the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory is exhibited in the largest Russian and foreign museums all over the world, such as the State Hermitage, the Russian Museum, Saint-Petersburg, the State Museum of History, Moscow, the Victor and Albert's Museum, London, Metropolitan Museum, New York, and others.
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