New, First-Class, Tsuruhana (Climbing Flower) Mug & Saucer, Lomonosov, Russia ★Final Price: ¥8999 ★Instant purchase is welcome. ★If you purchase multiple items, you will receive an additional ¥600 discount on each item from the second one. ★Same shape and pattern as the Bell Mug and Cobalt Net Mug, but with a different design. Lomonosov (Imperial) Porcelain Imperial Porcelain Imperial Porcelain The highest-quality brand of tableware in Russia, established in 1744. It is the 3rd or 4th oldest porcelain kiln in Europe (various theories exist). Lomonosov is still the official tableware for government banquets. This item is the Tsuruhana Mug & Saucer. With a vibrant, bleeding cobalt blue and 22-karat genuine gold accents, the climbing flowers are depicted in a slightly geometric pattern. Small flower stamps are also applied with gold accents. In addition, the inside rim of the cup has a luxurious gold lace-like border. Cup: Approximately 9.5cm in diameter, approximately 9.5cm in height Saucer: Approximately 16cm in diameter It's a large mug size, and holds approximately 350cc when full, so it can hold about 250ml. (The actual capacity of Starbucks mugs is 360cc or more (not when full), so it's like "a slightly larger type for a regular Japanese mug, but not as big as a Starbucks mug"?) It comes with a 【proper saucer】, which gives it a unique and stylish atmosphere. You might wonder, "A mug with a saucer?" But it's convenient. You can use it to hold a spoon or small sweets, and the saucer is large and slightly concave, so I use the one at home as a substitute for a cake plate. Also, having a saucer prevents documents from getting dirty, so it's also a great companion for desk work. ★New, first-class, directly imported from the kiln. ★However, although Lomonosov has a long history, it is made quite roughly compared to brand tableware sold in Japanese department stores. Perhaps due to the many hand-painted processes or the national character, even when purchasing first-class items from authorized dealers, there are always minor paint errors and slight scratches. ★Lomonosov porcelain uses the traditional "upside-down firing" method, so the rim of the cup has a unique "smooth" texture, like some Royal Copenhagen cups.