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Handmade, handpainted porcelain from Herend in Hungary.

Measures 8" x 6¾" x 5½" h.

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Handmade accessories add pleasure to the work day and organization to one's work. These pieces are hand-embossed in gold and crafted in America exclusively for Scully & Scully. Measures 8" x 10".

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Frutti di Mare (fruits of the sea) is an energetic pattern from Artel that features a seashell, fish, jellyfish, starfish, octopus and a sea horse in beautiful blue crystal. It is made from a special lead-free crystal from the Czech Republic, mouth-blown and hand-engraved with diamond and stone wheels.

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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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Made in Portugal, this versatile pattern with its delicate border was inspired by Ch'ing Dynasty (1644 -1911) porcelain from China. Highlighted by bands of 22K gold, this elegant design makes for a stunning presentation and coordinates beautifully with other patterns.

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Handmade in France, this classy and beautiful Haviland Val de Loire place setting is the perfect addition to your dining room! With many assorted pieces, these pieces are stamped with the prestigious Haviland Limoges hallmark.

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Originally named "Apponyi Flowers" for Count Albert Apponyi, this 1930-vintage pattern features floral motifs adapted from earlier Herend patterns influenced by the Orient. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary on fine white porcelain with 24K gold accents.

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Designed exclusively by and for the U.S. market, the stunning "American Wildflowers" pattern features twelve wildflowers in four colorways: blues, red-oranges, yellows, and pinks. These beautifully detailed botanicals show off the true artistry and meticulous skills of Herend's craftspeople with a colorful and contemporary flair. The motifs may be mixed for an unforgettable tablesetting, or choose your favorite colors and blooms for the ultimate in personalization.

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Designed exclusively by and for the U.S. market, the stunning "American Wildflowers" pattern features twelve wildflowers in four colorways: blues, red-oranges, yellows, and pinks. These beautifully detailed botanicals show off the true artistry and meticulous skills of Herend's craftspeople with a colorful and contemporary flair. The motifs may be mixed for an unforgettable tablesetting, or choose your favorite colors and blooms for the ultimate in personalization.

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While it has often been used as a complement to Herend's patterns, this dramatic decorative border really comes into its own when it gets top billing. Fish scale is available in multiple shapes in 10 colors: brown, gray, gold, raspberry, rust, turquoise, two shades of blue and two shades of green.

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The well-known Rothschild Bird design is made even more elaborate and elegant with the addition of a scalloped blue edge treatment bordered in 24kt gold.

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The Printemps design is elegantly adapted here with the addition of intricate scalloped blue scales edged in gold. Handmade Porcelain from Hungary, handpainted and accented with 24k gold.

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Like a pretty silk ribbon used to tie a bridal bouquet, the garland usually plays a supporting role by embellishing the peony motif of the Chinese Bouquet pattern. Here it becomes the principal source of beauty by draping the edges of its porcelain host with stylized vines and gold rosettes.

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Raynaud makes and decorates in Limoges unique porcelain, with a marked preference for relief shapes and generously colored and gilt decorations. Made in France.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Princess Victoria features the beautiful, decorative border from Herend's famous Queen Victoria pattern, edged in a delicate light blue. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary with 24k gold accents. Available in assorted pieces.

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Raynaud makes and decorates in Limoges unique porcelain, with a marked preference for relief shapes and generously colored and gilt decorations.

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Fortuna Blue is a dramatic, monochromatic variation on Herend's colorful Queen Victoria pattern. The beauty of the blue presentation is that the subtle nuances of the painter's brush stroke rise to the surface to lend unusual texture and depth.

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The perfect name for a pattern that incorporates a well-known motif from Queen Victoria but is not trying to invoke the same presence as the Queen herself! Princess Victoria features the beautiful, decorative border from Queen Victoria. It is a wonderful complement to existing Queen Victoria pieces. However, Princess Victoria also works wonderfully in its own right for those who are looking for a simple yet elegant pattern.

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Hampton Court is a wonderful service based on an antique design, inspired by Hampton Court Palace in Richmond Upon Thames, England. The royal palace houses the world's largest grapevine in a conservatory, planted in 1769 with a trunk at least 81 inches thick and 100 feet in length. The vine leaves are captured by William Yeoward in fabulous vibrant blues with trailing gold shoots for an elegant finish.

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This delicate and feminine clover pattern was originally introduced in the 1920s in pink and blue. The 1990s saw it revived in solid blue for a fresh, crisp contemporary updating.

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The decor revisits the ceramic motifs of the 16th Century Ottoman Empire which were themselves inspired by the Ming dynasty. This predilection of Ottoman princes’ is referenced in the cobalt blue and white which accentuate the depth of the scrolls and variety of flowers: marigolds, tulips, roses and more, decorated on fine Limoges porcelain. Handmade in France.

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With subtle effects within the material and masterful glazing work, Bernardaud's Ecume makes for a contemporary and poetic collection that produces a highly elegant and modern table setting. Handcafted of fine Limoges porcelain in France.

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Cristal provides an ideal backdrop for a personal creativity. Able to set a refined table while emphasizing its understated appearance or a personalized setting when paired with another pattern from the Bernardaud collections. Handmade in France.

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Bright, sharp lines contrast with the soft simplicity of the shapes embellishing this service designed by Olivier Gagnère, who shows masterful use of the transparency and finesse of white Limoges porcelain to express his design in three dimensions. Handmade in France.

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The motifs engraved on the exquisite Limoges porcelain that make up this white service create a stylish catalog detailing the various periods of French architecture from the Renaissance through to the Second Empire who characterize this palate. Handcrafted of fine Limoges porcelain in France.

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Historical yet timeless: Royal Copenhagen’s very first porcelain dinner service, the Blue Fluted pattern is as graceful as when it was first adopted in 1775. It takes 1,197 brush strokes – no more, no less – to paint a Blue Fluted Half Lace dinner plate. 

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It took a visionary young artist to take on the legendary Blue Fluted design and twist it – and with a love for the classic, hand-painted service and the courage to modernize it, Karen Kjældgaard-Larsen was the one to do it, and do it well. Since its introduction, Blue Fluted Mega has become a neo-classic, honoring the 1775 design by using its details for a contemporary take on oversized graphics. Handmade in Denmark.

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Historical yet timeless: Royal Copenhagen’s very first porcelain dinner service, the Blue Fluted pattern is as graceful as when it was first adopted in 1775 as the very first porcelain dinner service. Centuries later, Blue Fluted Plain is a cultural cornerstone as well as a part of the fabric of daily modern life in Denmark – still painted and glazed by hand. 

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Like the White Full Lace series, simpler in design but every bit as elegant, the White Half Lace design was created by Arnold Krog, the artistic director for two golden decades between 1895 and 1916. Originally created for the Blue Fluted Lace service, this design was restored in 1987 – Royal Copenhagen tradition ingrained in every feature. 

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The lace borders and the blue mussel decorations of the Princess service betray a close link to Royal Copenhagen’s blue fluted services. Indeed, this was the inspiration for Arnold Krog’s late 19th century design of this regal, classical series of hand-glazed and -painted service in a masterful, traditional style. 

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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A charming bouquet in a basket, adapted from an 18th century Chinese export Hong bowl, is surrounded by the classic blue and white Fitzhugh border. The elements combine to create an exuberant, shapely, and elegant dinner service. Produced from the collection of Winterthur Museum and Garden.

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Since the Ming Dynasty, imperial blue and white porcelains have been prized by collectors and connoisseurs around the world. Edged in 22K gold, this underglaze blue dinner service is based on a Chinese export porcelain pattern, circa 1730. The elegant design features a central flowered medallion, continuous collar and floral sprays.

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Maria Sibylla Merian's widely known 1685 volume of botanical illustrations inspired the center motif on an original (circa 1725) Chinese export plate in Mildred Mottahedeh's personal collection. The Merian Service is based on these floral motifs. Raised enamels in 23 rich colors accented in gold filigree make this a timeless classic.

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The Cornflower Blue Lace pattern mixes well with other Lace colorways and also with decorative patterns. The cheerful hue is both modern and traditional. The delicate teardrop border was inspired by Ch’ing Dynasty (1644 - 1911) porcelain from China and is highlighted by bands of 22 karat gold.

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Glorious artwork on removable (zippered) silk covers. Inserts are 95% feather and 5% down in cotton covers. Blue herons pillows features cream taffeta silk with flat trim. Hand wash or dry clean.

Measure 24" square each.

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Handstitched and handpainted on cream taffeta silk with deep blue silk backing and matching double flat flanged trim with blue cording. Insert is 95% feather and 5% down. Removable zippered covers. Hand wash.

Measures 20" square.

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Designed for Raynaud, with its organic shapes and intensive colors, Cristobal Marine Dinnerware will most certainly enhance and enliven your dining table. These variations of the popular, decorative Raynaud tableware Cristobal Coral celebrate Alberto Pintos’ famous coral branch shapes in a further transformation. Each piece in the Cristobal coral pattern dinnerware set is handmade Limoges porcelain.

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The pattern is attributed to Rudolf Eschler and was first produced in 1934. Ice bottom is the name given to the square cut base to describe its rich proportions.

Measures 2" diameter x 2¼" h. Holds 1½ oz.

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The pattern is attributed to Rudolf Eschler and was first produced in 1934. "Ice bottom" is the name given to the square cut base to describe its rich proportions.

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 7¼ oz.

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Designed by Oldrich Lipa in 1968, this pattern features a smooth, cylindrical shape with a thick "strengthened" bottom. 

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 12½ oz.

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This striking offering from Moser depicts six different aquatic scenes engraved on the ever popular Whisky barware pattern.

Measures 3" diameter x 6½" h. Holds 13½ oz.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe.

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