Cobalt Net Tureen

The tureen is a beautiful capacious container with a lid that has an oval shape and handles. The tureen can have a special hole in the lid for a ladle stored in the container for portioned pouring. The tureen is universal – you can beautifully serve your dish in it, store the cooked soup in the refrigerator so that the walls of the pan do not oxidize, and, of course, you can cook cold soups in it. In the tureens, the first course is infused and does not cool down.

The Cobalt Net Tureen is made of high-quality porcelain. The "Youth" shape was created in 1966-1967 by Anna Leporskaya. This shape was used to create large tea and dining sets, including for the Catherine Hall in the Grand Kremlin Palace, for the Moscow Patriarchate, for the throne hall of the Catherine Palace in Tsarskoye Selo, etc. The Tureen is decorated with the "Cobalt Net" pattern. 

Cultural and collectible value – The items produced by the Imperial Porcelain Factory don't just make wonderful gifts, they are also culturally valuable.  Many of the ceremonial sets and souvenirs are exhibited in museums around the world, are considered to be among the world's decorative and applied art treasures, and are highly appreciated by collectors.  Over time, many of the Imperial Porcelain Factory products are included in the registers of antique objects and become valuable investments.

All products of the Imperial Porcelain Factory are stamped with the original factory mark that guarantees its 100% authenticity.

St-Petersburg Global Trade House is the official distributor in the United States of America and Canada.