Lot 157: AN EXTENSIVE HEREND DINNER SERVICE, 20TH CENTURY

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decorated with the Apponyi motif in the green heightened in gilding, comprising: one large double handled circular tureen and cover, two double handled circular tureens and covers, one vegetable dish on foot with cover, two double-lipped sauce boats with two handles, one double-lipped sauce boat with two handles and cover, two ladles, three oval serving dishes of graduating size, two small oval deep dishes of graduating size, two circular serving dishes of graduating size, one triangle shaped vegetable dish, two salts with ring handle, one compôte jar and cover on fixed stand, twelve soup plates, eighteen dinner plates and twelve breakfast plates

Dimensions

diameter large tureen 30cm

Condition Report

mark printed in blue Herend Hungary, handpainted

Literature

Herend, the art of Hungarian porcelain, G. Sikota, Budapest 1973

Notes

QUANTITY: 68

The Apponyi motif is a design from the Móric Fischer period, circa 1860

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