Herend - Waza - Porcelana

An Exceptional Herend Hungary Hand-Painted Porcelain Empire-Style Footed Cachepot
Presenting a magnificent example of fine European ceramic art: a hand-painted porcelain cachepot (urn) from the world-renowned Herend manufactory, Hungary. This exquisite piece is a testament to the timeless elegance of Neoclassical design, combined with the unparalleled craftsmanship that has made Herend a favourite of royalty and connoisseurs for centuries.
Design & Artistry:
The urn features the celebrated 'Bouquet de Herend' (BT) pattern, showcasing a vibrant central arrangement of garden flowers, surrounded by delicate, hand-painted floral sprigs. The artistry is exceptionally fine, with a depth of colour and detail that only a master painter can achieve.
Architectural Form:
The vessel boasts a sophisticated flared rim and is elevated by four majestic lion’s claw feet, heavily gilded in 24k gold. These rest upon a substantial square plinth base, creating a powerful silhouette reminiscent of the grand Empire style.
Condition Report:
Offered in superb, museum-quality vintage condition. The porcelain body retains its brilliant translucency and "ping". There are no chips, cracks, crazing, or professional restorations. The extensive gilding remains remarkably crisp, bright, and intact, showing minimal signs of age.
Technical Specifications:
Manufacturer: Herend Hungary (Hand-painted)
Pattern: Bouquet de Herend / Petit Bouquet (BT)
Form Number: 6402
Dimensions: Height: 14cm | Top Diameter: 15cm | Base: 8cm x 8cm
Period: Mid-to-late 20th Century
Provenance: Private Collection
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Herend porcelain that combines decorative grandeur with investment-grade quality. Perfect as a centrepiece or for the discerning collector of fine bone china.