Apponyi orange plates

The Herend manufactory owes its fame to the exceptional beauty and uniqueness of its many hand-painted services. Its masters have always been skilled at renewing the patterns of services made up of thousands of pieces, rooted in centuries-old craft traditions, and at adapting them to the expectations of new customers.

This elegant pattern arose from a simplification of the "Indian Flower Basket" pattern. The idea came from Count Albert Apponyi in the second half of the 19th century, who enlarged a detail of the original. In the resulting pattern, the central detail, a Chinese rose surrounded by scattered flowers and garlands, keeps its proportions.

Pattern available in various colours, with a pure gold or platinum finish. A blue-only version, which is dishwasher safe, is also available.

Historic Hungarian manufactory.

Given the wide range of shapes and sizes available, it is impossible to list every possible combination: contact us for a quote tailored to your needs.

Made in Hungary