What kinds of products does the Imperial Porcelain Factory make today?

The modern Imperial Porcelain Factory offers a wide range of porcelain, aimed at both everyday use and collecting. Its catalogue includes full dinner services, tea and coffee sets, dessert services, vases, bowls, and serving pieces in classic shapes. There is also a strong line of figurines, including animals, ballet dancers, historical characters, and children, many based on Soviet-era models. Giftware includes decorative plates, bells, eggs, Christmas ornaments, and small sculptures. The factory works with hard-paste porcelain and bone china, often combining underglaze cobalt painting with overglaze enamels and gold. Some patterns are reissues of historical services from the 18th and 19th centuries, while others are mid-20th-century designs such as Cobalt Net, or recent collaborations with contemporary artists and designers. Official retailers and the factory’s own online shop present collections by pattern name, making it easier for buyers to complete sets or mix patterns within a colour family.