Herend - Plate (2) - Porcelain





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Two porcelain lithophane wall plates from Hungary by Herend dating to 1960–1970, with diameters of about 19 cm (larger) and 16 cm (smaller) in white matte bisque porcelain, in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
Set of two collectible wall plates made using the lithophane technique from matte biscuit porcelain by the renowned Hungarian manufactory Herend. The three-dimensional image becomes fully clear and detailed when the plate is backlit.
The set includes:
- Larger plate (about 19 cm): Anniversary edition depicting a historic building of the Herend Manufactory (embossed “HEREND” inscription on the front).
- Smaller plate (about 16 cm): Folklore motif depicting a shepherd (Csikós) on a horse with a Hungarian crane-well in the background.
Condition: Excellent – no chips, cracks, or signs of restoration.
The biscuit porcelain series was factory-produced without blue underglaze marks.
Original factory boxes with navy interior and gold rim, in good condition appropriate to their age.
Hand-painted control number “14” (orange-red oxide paint) on the back of the smaller plate.
Set of two collectible wall plates made using the lithophane technique from matte biscuit porcelain by the renowned Hungarian manufactory Herend. The three-dimensional image becomes fully clear and detailed when the plate is backlit.
The set includes:
- Larger plate (about 19 cm): Anniversary edition depicting a historic building of the Herend Manufactory (embossed “HEREND” inscription on the front).
- Smaller plate (about 16 cm): Folklore motif depicting a shepherd (Csikós) on a horse with a Hungarian crane-well in the background.
Condition: Excellent – no chips, cracks, or signs of restoration.
The biscuit porcelain series was factory-produced without blue underglaze marks.
Original factory boxes with navy interior and gold rim, in good condition appropriate to their age.
Hand-painted control number “14” (orange-red oxide paint) on the back of the smaller plate.

