Herend Coppia di Tazzine – Decori: "Indian Basket Multicolor" e "Petit Bouquet de Roses" - Cup and saucer (2) - 2 cups and 2 saucers in polychrome porcelain - Hungary, 1960s/1970s

Exclusive Pair of Herend Tazzine with Saucer – Iconic Decors "Indian Basket Multicolor" and "Petit Bouquet de Roses" – Hungary 60s/70s

These splendid pieces in fine multicolored porcelain, hand-painted, come from the renowned Hungarian manufactory Herend, founded in 1826. The lot offers two elegant cups with their respective saucers, expression of two of the brand's most historic, sought-after, and iconic collections:

1. Cup and Saucer – Decor: "Indian Basket Multicolor" (also known by the French name "Fleurs des Indes")
Features: The model presents a magnificent and vivid stylized basket from which a lush composition of exotic flowers in bright shades (pink, blue, orange, green, and yellow) and green foliage emerge. The central motif is enhanced by graceful floral arrangements and completed by a refined continuous floral garland that adorns the outer edge.
History: Originally created in the 19th century, this decor draws strong inspiration from classic and precious oriental motifs imported into Europe by the Indies Company ships. This exotic and elegant motif became internationally famous when it was chosen and widely appreciated by Empress Eugenie of France, wife of Napoleon III, establishing it as one of the unequivocal masterpieces of the manufactory.

2. Cup and Saucer – Decor: "Petit Bouquet de Roses" (also known by the abbreviation PBR)
Features: The model presents a romantic and graceful central bouquet dominated by a splendid rose in warm orange-peach tones, masterfully painted with a realistic three-dimensional effect and surrounded by small wildflowers and green leaves. On the white porcelain surface are delicately scattered tiny isolated floral sprigs.
History: Created originally in the 19th century, this decor perfectly embodies the elegance and European Romantic taste of the Biedermeier era. It celebrates the extraordinary mastery of Herend painters in classic naturalistic painting, making this motif a timeless classic for lovers of floral porcelain.

Technical Details and Conditions:
Both models are adorned with refined 24-karat gold-gilded rims and are distinguished by the typical relief texture of the porcelain, known as the "Osier" work, which faithfully and with extraordinary elegance reproduces the wicker weave. The pieces are in excellent condition, first-rate and free of visible defects. On the base of each item is regularly affixed the blue factory mark bearing the shield, the inscription "HEREND HUNGARY", "HANDPAINTED", accompanied by the model number and the motif identification acronym (respectively "FD" for Indian Basket and "PBR" for Petit Bouquet de Roses). Based on the mark shown, production dates to the vintage period of the 1960s/1970s.

Packaging and Shipping:
We guarantee professional, meticulous, and generously sized packaging, made with high-quality protective materials to preserve the total integrity of the porcelain during transport. Timely and traceable shipment via express courier.