Herend Hungary Small Dish/ Plate QUEEN VICTORIA

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Herend Hungarian China Porcelain Small Oval Queen Victoria Plate Dish 7783DescriptionWe have an extensive selection of Herend items listed, we are always happy to combine postage where possible. Best Offers are only considered within 20% of the current asking price.General InfoMaker / FactoryHerendApprox. Date20th CCountry of OriginHungaryApproximate MeasurementsLength14.2cm or 5.5inchWidth5.8cm or 2.5inchDepth8.2cm or 3.5inchQuantity1 Item in lotNotesConditionPre-OwnedOverall GradeGreat used condition, no chips, cracks or repairs detected. Usual signs of light careful use as per the photographs.MaterialPorcelain ChinaHistoryThe factory at Herend was founded in 1826 by Vince Stingl as an earthenware pottery manufacturing factory, but also he had been carrying out research experiments on porcelain making. Stingl ran out of funds and subsequently went bankrupt, his creditor Mór Fischer took control of the factory in 1839. The new owner of the manufactory, Mór Fischer, being very ambitious and having new ideas, started artistic porcelain manufacturing in the same year. At that time it was almost impossible to replace broken pieces and supply old, classical porcelain dinner-sets from the Far East and from Europe, but Mór Fischer's efforts met the support of the Hungarian aristocracy already in 1840.The artistic demand, the effort of read more