The Cobalt Net design is the true calling card for the Imperial Porcelain Factory! This design was developed over half-a-century ago by the company's artist, Anna Yatskevich. The cobalt net set, brought to the Brussels World Fair in 1958 received the gold medal, beating every one of the world's best porcelain makers. This Russian Imperial porcelain design is based on the XVIII century porcelain set, called "Sobstvenny" ("Personal"), made by the creator of the Russian porcelain industry, Dmitry Vinogradov for Empress Elizabeth.
Made in
Russia
Made by
Imperial Porcelain Factory
Material
22k gold, porcelain
Set Contains
1 four-portion salad bowl, 2 two-portion salad bowls, 1 herring dish, 1 large dish (oval), 1 large dish (round), 6 dessert plates (flat), 6 plates (smooth, small), 6 soup plates
Dimensions
Herring Dish - 6.7 x 10'' (17 x 25.5 cm);
Oval Dish - 7.9 x 11.8'' (20 x 30 cm)
Capacity
Soup Plate - 9 fl oz (220 ml);
2-portion Salad Bowl - 12 fl oz (350 ml);
4-Portion Salad Bowl - 24 fl oz (700 ml)
Diameter
Round Dish - 12'' (30 cm);
Small Plate - 8'' (20 cm);
Dessert Plate - 9.4'' (24 cm)
Author
A. Yatskevich
Additional Information
Shape: Youth
Collection: Cobalt Net