A very rare set of four early Herend porcelain teacups with saucers, dating to around the 1915. Each piece is hand-painted with colorful bouquets of garden flowers and finished with a delicate gilt edge. The bodies feature the classic basket-weave (osier) relief pattern, typical of fine Herend work from the 19th century.

• Maker: Herend Porcelain Manufactory, Hungary

• Pattern: Bouquet of Flowers (multi-floral)

• Era: ca. 1910-1920  (early blue Herend  mark)

• Pieces included: 2 teacups + 2 saucers (4 pieces total)

• Dimensions (approx.):

  • Cups: 2 1/4 " H × 3 1/2" Diameter

• Decoration: Hand-painted multicolor floral bouquets, butterflies & insects; gold trim at the rim

• Condition: No chips, cracks, or repairs. Light cosmetic gold wear to the gilded edges of the saucers consistent with age. Beautiful display and fully functional for use.

This is a  rare antique Herend set, highly collectible for lovers of antique Hungarian porcelain and perfect for elegant tea service or display.