The sculptor Serafima Evgenyevna Yakovleva (1910–1993) and the artist Anna Adamovna Yatskevich (1904–1952) worked at the Leningrad Porcelain Factory (LFP) and created several iconic works. Their main joint project is the combination of the “Tulip” shape (developed by S.E. Yakovleva in 1936) and the “Cobalt Mesh” painting (created by A.A. Yatskiewicz in 1944 to mark the 200th anniversary of the Leningrad Porcelain Factory). In 1950, the production of a tea service featuring this combination began. Starting in 1951, the service began to be produced in an expanded version. In 1958, the service received a Gold Medal at the World Industrial and Art Exhibition in Brussels. Initially, the pattern was gold, but Yatskevich changed the color to a rich blue.
* Leningrad Porcelain Factory. Yakovleva S.E., Yatskevich A.A. Year – 1970s Size – 16 items. Technique – Porcelain, cobalt painting, gilding.
Description:Leningrad Porcelain Factory named after Lomonosov. Mold author: Yakovleva S.E. Painting author: Yatskevich A.A. Service for 4 persons (16 items). Dimensions: Teapot - h-19.2 cm, d-12 cm. Sugar bowl - h-10.5 cm, d-10.8 cm. Creamer - h-8 cm, d-9.5 cm. Cup - h-5.7 cm, d-7.5 cm. Saucer - d-11.7 cm. Pie plate - d-15.5 cm. Biscuit bowl - d-22 cm.
Прошедший аукцион №201 27 октября 2026 г.
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