Lomonosov Cobalt Blue Plates (Ø 18 cm) — decorated with a delicate dandelion motif and a 1.5 cm wide 22-karat gold rim – set of 6 plates. Original pieces from the 1970s–1980s — a luxurious and historical example of late-Soviet Imperial porcelain craftsmanship. Produced at the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory (LFZ) in St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad) between 1970 and 1984, during the era of the blue LFZ mark, these plates represent the continuation of Imperial traditions under Soviet refinement. Set includes: 6 dessert / salad plates — diameter 18 cm Features: Deep cobalt-blue glaze with a rich, luminous sheen. Wide 1.5 cm hand-gilded rim in 22-karat gold, featuring a refined dandelion motif. Each plate is individually hand-finished, displaying delicate artisanal nuances. Authentic blue LFZ factory marks on the reverse side. Excellent vintage condition: no cracks, no repairs. These plates are not merely tableware – they are art pieces that embody the elegance and precision of Lomonosov craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors, refined dining, or as a distinguished gift. As is characteristic of handcrafted porcelain, slight variations in color tone, brushwork, or glaze texture may occur, adding unique charm and authenticity to each piece. Each plate will be carefully and securely packed to ensure safe worldwide delivery. Bring home a touch of Imperial Russia’s enduring grace – a timeless treasure that bridges artistry and history. Good luck at the auction! No Dishwasher No Microwave No Gas or Electric Stove