Queen Victoria Dinner PlateA joyful celebration of colour, craftsmanship and heritage, the iconic Queen Victoria collection brings one of Herends most beloved designs gracefully to the table. Originally created for Queen Victoria in 1851, this exquisite dinner plate is adorned with vibrant hand painted butterflies and delicate floral motifs, beautifully enhanced with fine gold detailing. Each plate is meticulously hand painted by master artisans in Hungary, reflecting Herends

each 'Allée de Cyprès' fruit bowl features a painterly green and blue pattern against the crisp white porcelain

A symbol of French prestige

This teacup and saucer is ideal for hosting refined afternoon tea or enjoying a quiet

the Herend Fodo charger plate will become a treasured addition for years to come

Height 48 cm

Made from an easy-to-care-for blend of cotton and polyester

Ø 10cm Material:  Silver-Plated & Crystal Brand: Andrée Putman for Christofle

the Ruban salad plate mixes and matches pigment rich hues that elegantly complement each other

Pair these plates with the matching dinner set

Material: Hand-cut Crystal

Marie Daâge blends tradition and modernity bringing artistic flair to the table

A charming late 18th-century English blue Jasperware pottery bowl adorned with a classical frieze