★ Instant purchase welcome ★ One-of-a-kind item ★ Vintage Large Pot From spout to handle: approx. 23.5cm Height with lid on: approx. 21.5cm Full capacity: approx. 2450ml Small Pot From spout to handle: approx. 14cm Height with lid on: approx. 9cm Full capacity: 250ml, about 180ml at 80% full Stacked (both pots) Height: approx. 26.5cm A large pot, about the size of a volleyball, and a small pot, perfect for one person, about the size of an apple. ★ The appearance of a basket overflowing with a bouquet of flowers is expressed in a sophisticated color scheme of pink, black, and gold. The entire surface is adorned with gold vine patterns. The unique brushwork of Lomonosov, created slowly and carefully over time, exudes a unique and captivating charm. ★ Long-term display, unused, but there are some gold paint scratches and minor imperfections due to age. The most noticeable flaw is that the gold paint around the lid of the large pot is thin, as if the outline of the brushwork is missing in places. The tea strainer holes: 7 in the small pot, 12 in the large pot. The spout has good water drainage, making it practical. When you're alone, you can enjoy tea for one with the small pot, like a tea-for-one set. The large pot is perfect for parties and gatherings. It has a huge impact, and yet, "It's actually usable, so shall we have some tea?" you can say, and enjoy tea. Even for one or two people, you can use the two pots stacked as a [simplified samovar-style thermal pot]. Of course, there is no heating device, but with this volume, you can pour plenty of hot water into the large pot in the lower tier (pouring over 1 liter of hot water will make it less likely to cool down), and make strong black tea with plenty of tea leaves in the small pot in the upper tier. Then, the hot water in the lower tier will not cool down easily depending on the amount, and the tea in the upper tier will not deteriorate due to heat, and only the least astringent, most delicious part will be extracted depending on its strength. By diluting the concentrated liquid in the upper tier with the hot water in the lower tier, everyone can enjoy their second cup of tea at the table, at their preferred strength, without having to go to the kitchen to boil water. Lomonosov Imperial Porcelain Imperial Porcelain A kiln opened in 1744 by Empress Elizabeth of Russia. It is a brand handled by high-end tea shops in the city center, such as Mariage Frères.