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Herend "Vienna Rose Platinum" VR-PR Tea / Coffee Combined Cup & Saucer, Tea Pot (set of 3 for 2 people, Rose knob) *
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Description
Set details･ Tea / Coffee Combined Cup & Saucer 200ml x 2
･ Tea Pot (Rose knob) 800ml x 1
Vienna Rose Platinum / Vieille Rose de Herend (Habsbourg Rose)
New for 2013, the "Vienna Rose Platinum" series features different designs of large and small pale pink roses and buds on tea cups, pots, and plates. The platinum borders make the new "Vienna Rose" series even more elegant.
A three-dimensional rose blooms in the center, surrounded by small parsley leaves. The design with green lines is full of a very noble prettiness, and is a series that fascinates the viewer.
The "Vienna Rose", also known as the "Habsburg Rose", was originally produced by the Vienna kiln (now the Augarten kiln) as a favorite set for Empress Elisabeth of the Habsburgs, who was known as the aristocrat among aristocrats.
When the Vienna kiln closed in 1864, many of the molds and patterns, including the "Vienna Rose", were transferred to Herend in Hungary on the orders of then Emperor Franz Joseph. Herend continued to deliver them until the emperor retired from the throne, and the "Vienna Rose" was treated as a pattern that never left the Habsburgs' gates.
After World War I, the Habsburgs abdicated the throne and the "Vienna Rose" was produced for the general public, and it is now one of Herend's most popular patterns.
Herend
In 1826, Herend opened a kiln on the western edge of Hungary, near the border with Austria. This small pottery kiln was purchased by Mor Fischer in 1839, and he began to focus on the production of tableware.
In 1851, Queen Victoria purchased a set of tableware for Windsor Castle, and Herend became one of the most famous kilns in Europe.
In 1866, when Franz Joseph, then Emperor of Austria, became Emperor of Hungary, Herend tableware graced the banquets at his court. Under the protection of the Habsburgs, who were known as the noblest of the nobility, Herend tableware attracted the royalty and aristocracy of Vienna and other European countries. Herend developed together with the Austrian court, which was prosperous at the time.
Today, Herend continues to uphold the tradition of handmade work, from modeling to painting, while creating new motifs one after another. The combination of traditioni and nnovation is a very important element of Herend Porcelain.
Please Note:
- All Herend products are made by hand and may differ from the pictures shown. Also, each piece is different in shape, pattern, color, motif, flower, and atmosphere.
- The pattern which has main motif ( such as "Chinese Bouquet / Apponyi", "Indian Basket / Fleurs des Indes", etc.) has several second motifs.
- Each pot and other lid knobs are different in color and motif.
- Each figure has a different face.
- Back stamp design varies by date of manufacture.
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Shipping Cost
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The overseas shipping is provided by Japan Post Co., Ltd.
*shipping fee automatically calculated based on the weight of your order according to EMS rates. The shipping fee depends on the weight. - See more details of International charges other than shipping fee
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The shipping in Japan is provided by Yamato Transport Co., Ltd.
We fix the shipping fee to a nationwide flat fee 660JPY per parcel, but in case your order over 20,000JPY in total without consumption tax of 10% and any handling charges, the shipping is free of charge.
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