Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware

Bring royal elegance to your table with Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware, a timeless pattern first introduced in 1851 and chosen by Queen Victoria herself at the First World Exhibition in London. Inspired by traditional Chinese motifs and brought to life by Herend’s most skilled artisans, this design remains one of the brand’s most iconic and sought-after collections.

Available in Blue, Green, and Pink—Herend’s most beloved colors—this hand-painted porcelain dinnerware blends regal history with delicate beauty, making it the perfect choice for collectors and those who appreciate refined, heirloom-quality pieces.

Herend Queen Victoria china covers the full place setting, including the Queen Victoria dinner plate, salad plate, dessert plate, bread and butter plate, service plate and rim soup plate, plus a tea set of teapot with rose, creamer, covered sugar with rose and tea cups and saucers. Serving pieces include the platter, chop plates with handles, the round bowl and a covered butter dish.

Our Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware includes the Queen Victoria Leaf Dish, Queen Victoria Gravy Boat with Fixed Stand, Queen Victoria Honey Pot with Rose and Queen Victoria Pepper Shaker Single Hole.