The Herend Queen Victoria vase, 37cm (15291) is a true aristocrat in the world of high decor. The history of this collection is inextricably linked to the triumph of the manufactory at the First World's Fair in London in 1851, where Queen Victoria was so fascinated by this pattern that she ordered a complete set for Windsor Castle. Since then, the decor named after her has been considered the standard of classic European porcelain.
The vase has a classic silhouette and an impressive height of 37 cm, which makes it an ideal central detail of the interior. The surface of the product is decorated with masterly hand-painted art: fluttering butterflies and blooming peonies are made in a rich but harmonious color scheme. The edges and details of the vase are highlighted with exquisite gilding (24-carat gold) applied with the finest brush, which gives the porcelain a special radiance and solemnity.
The Herend manufactory preserves the traditions of production, where each item passes through dozens of hands of craftsmen — from shapers to artists. Due to this, each vase has an individual character. This product will become not only a luxurious decoration of the house, but also a valuable piece of heritage passed down from generation to generation. It comes in Herend branded packaging and is an impeccable gift for true connoisseurs of high art and history.
Brand | Herend |
Collection | Queen Victoria |
Country of production | Венгрия |
Height | 37 cm |
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Materials | Фарфор |