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'Queen Victoria - VBO and VBA' Pattern 12 Place Setting Dinner Service

Creator: Herend Porcelain
Offered by: Art Peritus | Selects

Description
Maker's mark stamped on underside and inscribed VBO and VBA

Provenance:
• an important private collection, Far Hills, NJ

Comprising:
- 1 reticulated shallow bowl (13.25in d)
- 1 reticulated square dish (9.5in w x 9.5in d)
- 2 reticulated circular dishes
- 1 scalloped oval tray (15in w)
- 1 scalloped rectangular dish (7in w)
- 2 footed sauceboats (3.75in h x 9.5in w)
- 1 circular two-handle rocaille cake plate (13in w)
- 1 covered two-handle tureen (8.5 h x 13 w x 8 d)
- 1 covered teapot (8in h x 8in w)
- 1 cream jug (2.5h x 5.5in w)
- 1 covered sugar bowl (4in h x 5in w)
- 12 soup bowls (8.25in d)
- 12 salad plates (8.25in d)
- 12 dinner plates (10.25in d)
- 12 dessert plates (7.5in d)
- 12 teacups (2in h x 5 in w)

Considered to be Herend's most famous pattern, the ""Queen Victoria"" design was first exhibited at the World's Fair in London in 1851. Celebrated for is array of beautifully hand-painted butterflies, peony and floral elements, the design caught the attention of Queen Victoria, who purchased a table service for Windsor Castle. Due to its popularity, the pattern is still in production to this day.

More Information

Documentation:	Makers Label/Invoice
Origin:	Hungary
Period:	2000-2021
Materials:	Porcelain
Condition:	Good. No apparent conditions concerns.
Number of Pieces:	8+
Styles / Movements:	Traditional, Victorian
Patterns:	Animal/Insects, Florals/Botanical, Traditional
Dealer Reference #:	ZBR0156
Incollect Reference #:	580235

Dimensions

W.	15 in;
W.	38.1 cm;

Message from Seller:

Art Peritus | Selects is the latest venture for our 15-year-old Appraisal & Advisory firm. The clients we serve have a keen eye and discerning taste. Our exclusive access to their collections of fine and decorative arts, watches, jewelry, and collectibles, allow us to offer ‘selects’ of researched, vetted and quality pieces.