Very original cut, triangular in shape, in polychrome porcelain from HEREND, decorated with exploded roses, dahlias and forget-me-nots stylized in bouquet and marli with rice grain, which does not fail to recall the most beautiful porcelain from Meissen of the eighteenth.
Marked on the back.
Around 1940.
Perfect condition
HEREND, is a famous Hungarian manufacture, which develops in the middle of the nineteenth century by becoming supplier to the Habsburg dynasty. Successes that were confirmed during the various Universal Exhibitions of 1851 in London, 1853 in New York and 1855 in Paris, allowing important royal commissions, such as that of Queen Victoria, or Emperor Franz Joseph 1st of Austria