Herend Lamps

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This famous pattern, created in the 1860s for the Baron de Rothschild family, is considered by many to be the paragon of handpainting on porcelain. This majestic lamp is handmade and handpainted in Hungary, with a basketweave surface and an open-work base. Bird motifs vary. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts.

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Brilliantly colored spring flowers are painted with uncharacteristically bold brushstrokes in this 1920s-era design. This majestic lamp is handmade and handpainted in Hungary, with a basketweave surface and an open-work base. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts.

Measures 18" diameter at base of shade x 30½" h to top of finial.

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Handmade and hand painted in Hungary in two sizes, this porcelain lamp has an exceptional openwork base and box-pleated silk shade. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts. Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary with 24k gold accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

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Measures 12" diameter at base of shade x 22" h to top of finial.

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A beautiful design of flowers and birds is handpainted on this handmade pierced-based porcelain lamp. Part of the Herend Chinoiserie series, painted in the Macao pattern. Accented with 24k gold and box-pleated silk shade. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts. Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 18" diameter at base of shade x 30½" h to top of finial.

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Handmade and handpainted by Herend of Hungary, this porcelain lamp has an openwork base, 24k gold accents and a box-pleated silk shade. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts.

Measures 18" diameter at base of shade x 30½" h to top of finial.

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The Fruits and Flowers design is from the 1860s pattern that has been in many royal houses. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts. From Herend of Hungary, fine porcelain with 24k gold accents.

Measures 18" diameter at base of shade x 30½" h to top of finial.

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The "Chinese Bouquet" pattern was created in 1930 for Count Albert Apponyi. Here it is handpainted on Herend’s famous basketweave porcelain, accented with 24k gold. Pleated white shade. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts.

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At the London World Exhibition in 1851, Queen Victoria ordered from Herend a large table service with this Chinese design of flowers and butterflies. The pattern soon became known by her name and has remained a favorite. Here it is handpainted on Herend’s famous basketweave porcelain, accented with 24k gold. Openwork base and box-pleated silk shade. Accommodates a three-way bulb up to 150 watts.

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