LA PORCELAINE DE HEREND HEREND PORCELAIN

Notes
Notes
Marques
Marks
28 The original version of the small ornamental vase with
a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracyThe original version of
the small ornamental vase with a lid glittering as a
jewel was made in 1856, and today it is kept in the
Museum of Applied Arts. The gilded handle of the
richly coloured lid of the vase s shaped like a Lion of
Fo. Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled
dragons appear amongst turquoise and green clouds;
the back and the front panels have two larger paintings
each representing the life of Chinese aristocracyvThe
original version of the small ornamental vase
with a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracyThe original version of
the small ornamental vase with a lid glittering as a
jewel was made in 1856, and today it is kept in the
Museum of Applied Arts. The gilded handle of the
richly coloured lid of the vase s shaped like a Lion of
Fo. Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled
dragons appear amongst turquoise and green clouds;
the back and the front panels have two larger paintings
each representing the life of Chinese aristocracyThe
original version of the small ornamental vase
with a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracy haped like a Lion of Fo.
Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled dragons
appear amongst turquoise and green clouds; the back
and the front panels have two larger paintings each
representing the life of Chinese aristocracy
The original version of the small ornamental vase with
a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracyThe original version of
the small ornamental vase with a lid glittering as a
jewel was made in 1856, and today it is kept in the
Museum of Applied Arts. The gilded handle of the
richly coloured lid of the vase s shaped like a Lion of
Fo. Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled
dragons appear amongst turquoise and green clouds;
the back and the front panels have two larger paintings
each representing the life of Chinese aristocracyThe
original version of the small ornamental vase
with a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracyThe original version of
the small ornamental vase with a lid glittering as a
jewel was made in 1856, and today it is kept in the
Museum of Applied Arts. The gilded handle of the
richly coloured lid of the vase s shaped like a Lion of
Fo. Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled
dragons appear amongst turquoise and green clouds;
the back and the front panels have two larger paintings
each representing the life of Chinese aristocracyThe
original version of the small ornamental vase
with a lid glittering as a jewel was made in 1856, and
today it is kept in the Museum of Applied Arts. The
gilded handle of the richly coloured lid of the vase s
shaped like a Lion of Fo. Underneath it, fighting
green- and red-scaled dragons appear amongst
turquoise and green clouds; the back and the front
panels have two larger paintings each representing
the life of Chinese aristocracy haped like a Lion of Fo.
Underneath it, fighting green- and red-scaled dragons
appear amongst turquoise and green clouds; the back
and the front panels have two larger paintings each
representing the life of Chinese aristocracy
Marques estampées:
Marques peintes:
Marques imprimées:
IM: Musée des arts décoratifs, Budapest
HPMA: Musée de la porcelaine de Herend
MAR: Musée Ariana, Genève
HPM: Manufacture de porcelaine de Herend
Impressed marks:
Painted marks:
Printed marks:
IM: Museum of Applied Arts, Budapest
HPMA: Herend Porcelain Museum
MAR: Musée Ariana, Geneva
HPM: Herend Porcelain Manufactory
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