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Herend Dinnerware


Herend's patterns, piece by piece: build a place setting or complete the one you have.

Rothschild Bird


Many connoisseurs consider this pattern, first created in 1860 for the Rothschild family of Europe, to be the epitome of hand painting on porcelain. Twelve different motifs portray a 19th century tale about Baroness Rothschild, who lost her...

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Chinese Bouquet


Derived from the intricate motifs and lush colors of Indian Basket, the Chinese Bouquet pattern was designed for Count Albert Apponyi in 1930. The Far East influence of ancient chinoiserie is apparent in the details of this vibrant...

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Chinese Bouquet Garland


Like a pretty silk ribbon used to tie a bridal bouquet, the garland usually plays a supporting role by embellishing the peony motif of the Chinese Bouquet pattern. Here it becomes the principal source of beauty by draping...

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Queen Victoria


The original set, introduced in 1851 at the First World Exhibition in London, was purchased by Queen Victoria herself. Subsequently named for her, this Chinese-influenced pattern demands the skills of Herend's most talented and experienced painters.

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Princess Victoria


The perfect name for a pattern that incorporates a well-known motif from Queen Victoria but is not trying to invoke the same presence as the Queen herself! Princess Victoria features the beautiful, decorative border from Queen Victoria. An...

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Fish Scale


Whether of land, sea or air, the natural world is a constant silent partner at Herend. No better example exists than the Fish Scale pattern where skilled artists patiently hand paint overlapping sections of color, offset by exposed...

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Printemps


Brilliantly colored spring flowers are painted with uncharacteristically bold brushstrokes in this 1920s-era design.

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Art Deco


Herend fishnet lovers can rejoice since their favorite design has made the leap to dinnerware. The Art Deco pattern combines the fishnet motif with geometric inflection points in 24K gold which add dramatic pops of interest. Together, these...

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Fortuna


Fortuna is a dramatic, monochromatic variation on Herend's colorful Queen Victoria pattern. The beauty of a single color presentation is that the subtle nuances of the painter's brush stroke rise to the surface to lend unusual texture and...

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Foret


A modern interpretation of the Rothschild Bird pattern, Foret Birds puts a dramatic spotlight on the (in)famous birds.

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Waldstein


It's Japanese in origin, but the Waldstein pattern is one of Herend's oldest patterns and was named after Baron Waldstein when he purchased a set in 1842.

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