Herend Dinner Set with Green Monochrome Floral Decoration Produced in 1940 An elegant Herend porcelain dinner set produced in the 1940s, decorated with small green monochrome floral motifs. This restrained yet expressive monochrome design reflects either the aesthetic influence of the period or the material shortages caused by World War II. The decoration is intentionally modest, with minimal ornamentation. The delicate green flower buds may symbolically represent hope and new beginnings during a difficult historical era. Despite wartime limitations, gilded rims were still applied, although even the Herend Porcelain Manufactory faced significantly reduced gold supplies at the time. The decoration is entirely hand-painted, demonstrating Herend’s commitment to quality craftsmanship even under challenging circumstances. The set was produced in 1940; however, one plate was replaced in 1941, which is consistent with period production and does not detract from the historical or collectible integrity of the set. Set consists of: 1 large serving dish: Ø 29 cm 6 dinner plates: Ø 19 cm Condition: All pieces are in excellent, flawless condition, with no chips, cracks or restorations. A refined and historically significant Herend wartime dinner set, highly recommended for collectors of Herend porcelain, mid-20th-century tableware, or historically inspired decorative arts. From a private collection. The photographs form part of the description. Due to its weight, the shipping cost is higher, as the set will be shipped in multiple boxes, carefully packed to ensure safe delivery. Combined shipping is possible for multiple purchases, provided the items do not endanger each other and the total weight remains within postal limits.