★ Instant purchase welcome ★ Final limited price. ★ If you purchase multiple ceramic items, we will deduct 600 yen for each additional item after the second one (total -600 yen for 2 items, total -1200 yen for 3 items). Please comment if you are purchasing multiple items. ★ This item is "Classic", "Voice of Leningrad" This is a pattern that adjusts the size of the classic "Leningrad" and "St. Petersburg" patterns, which have been in Lomonosov for decades, excluding the gold trim. It features a vivid, deep cobalt blue with a bleeding effect, and a geometric continuous pattern like a castle wall. It looks similar to retro modern Scandinavian design, but you can also feel the flavor unique to countries between East and West, such as Middle Eastern Arabic patterns. And, although it is a classic shape for Lomonosov, it has a geometric conical form that you have never seen in other brands. It has a very classical atmosphere, but because it has no gold trim, it is microwave and dishwasher safe, so you can heat up your tea that has cooled down during long reading or desk work. ★ Cup diameter: approx. 9cm Height: approx. 7.5cm Saucer diameter: approx. 15cm Cup capacity: approx. 240ml when full ★ Unlike Lomonosov, it is the perfect capacity and shape not only for tea but also for Japanese coffee cups. ★ Lomonosov (Imperial) Porcelain Imperial Porcelain The finest brand of tableware in the area, founded by Empress Elizabeth of Russia and started as a royal purveyor, continuing since 1744. In the past, it has been introduced irregularly at high-end department stores such as Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi and Shinjuku Isetan. There are various theories, but it is said to be the fourth oldest kiln in Europe, following Meissen, Royal Copenhagen, and Ginori. ★ However, due to the many retro handmade processes, there are more imperfections than other brand cups. Please consider that scratches on the gold trim and paint errors are present on all individual items. The same is true even if you purchase them at a high price at a high-end tea shop in Ginza. I independently re-select the first-class items, so although it is still Lomonosov, I deliver stable quality that is not inferior to department stores and high-end stores. Like the high-end line of Royal Copenhagen, it uses the old-fashioned "upside-down firing" method, so the texture around the rim of the cup has a unique matte, smooth feel.