Herend
Hand-painted in Hungary since 1826, Herend porcelain has graced Europe's great tables for two centuries. Discover heirloom dinnerware, whimsical fishnet figurines, and hand-gilded accessories, each piece painted entirely by master artisans.
The Art of Herend
Herend is hand-painted porcelain made in Herend, Hungary, where the manufactory has worked since 1826. Every piece is shaped, painted and gilded by hand, which is why Herend china is collected piece by piece and handed down.
The best-known Herend china patterns include Rothschild Bird, Queen Victoria (named for the queen, who ordered the service at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London), Chinese Bouquet, Princess Victoria, Fish Scale and Golden Edge. Browse Herend dinnerware by pattern, or shop by piece: all Herend plates, dinner plates, dessert plates, salad plates, service plates, teapots and teacups and saucers.
Popular Herend pages include Herend Golden Edge, Rothschild Garden and Blue Garland dinnerware, and animals such as Herend cat figurines, Herend ducks and Herend elephant figurines.
Herend is equally known for its animals: see all Herend figurines, from bunnies and birds to dogs, cats and elephants, most painted in the signature fishnet pattern.
More Herend to explore by type: Herend boxes, decorative dishes, Herend vases, cachepots, baskets, bonbon dishes, butter dishes, Herend mugs, rim soup plates, coasters, monogrammed pieces and special collections.
To learn how Herend porcelain is made and how its patterns began, read our Herend porcelain guide.
More Herend: Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware, Herend Nativity Collection, Herend Christmas and Holiday Dinnerware, Herend Rothschild Bird, Herend Owl Figurines, Herend Dog Figurines, Herend Fish Scale Blue and Herend Chinese Bouquet Blue.
More Herend: Herend Printemps, Herend Bird Figurines, Herend Fortuna Black, Herend Christmas Figurines, Herend Reserve Collection, Herend Bunnies Figurines, Herend Gwendolyn and Herend Market Garden.