★ New ★ First-class ★ Limited price: ¥13,999 → ¥12,999 ★ If you purchase additional items (e.g., other ceramics), you will receive a ¥600 discount on the total price for each additional item. ★ Rare ★ Bouquet Basket Teapot ★ Cup and saucer sold separately for ¥8,999, and 18cm cake plates for ¥4,999 may be in stock. If purchased with another item, you will receive a ¥600 discount for each additional item. ★ Maximum width from spout to handle: approximately 19cm Height (to the top of the lid knob): approximately 17.5cm Capacity (just below the lid placement): 750ml Suitable for 1-3 people. ★ This item is the "Flower Basket" This classic pattern, which has been around for decades, depicts lovely spring flowers overflowing from a basket. A bouquet of flowers surrounded by a mesh basket pattern. The inner gold rim also features a basket pattern. The tips of the leaves in the bouquet are curled, and there are geometric, densely packed, repeating patterns. The touch has a bleeding effect, like a dyed ceramic bowl. It is delicate, yet gentle, with a retro design. And the form is a unique geometric conical shape (a classic shape for Lomonosov) that you won't see in other brands. It has a wide base, making it very difficult to tip over, and it has a tea strainer hole inside, making it very practical with excellent water drainage for a ceramic piece. The exquisite balance between the gentle retro floral pattern and the unusual conical form is wonderful. Lomonosov (Imperial) Porcelain Imperial Porcelain Imperial Porcelain Formerly Lomonosov Established in 1744 by order of the Russian Imperial Court and started as a purveyor to the Imperial Court, it is the highest-grade Russian brand of tableware. In the past, it was sold irregularly in high-end department stores in Japan, such as Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Shinjuku Isetan. It has also been exhibited and featured in catalogs by Lupicia. Currently, some items are available at Mariage Frères. ★ Lomonosov, due to its many handmade processes, tends to have more imperfections compared to Japanese brand cups. Please assume that all items have minor scratches, gold paint wear, and paint errors. We have further re-selected the first-class items, so we believe we can deliver quality that is not inferior to what you would buy at high prices in Russian department stores or high-end stores such as Ginza.