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Herend Chinoiserie had no parallel in 19th century porcelain and it is this creative period which gave rise to the shape of this elaborate water pitcher with a stylized Chinese water dragon handle. It would take until the 21st century before it was paired with the elaborate Jiangxi pattern. The result is both an homage on the part of Herend artists to their brothers in the East as well as a bit of a competitive tweak. For while the Jiangxi pattern was inspired by the Far East, it was designed by Herend artists who deliberately endowed it with a significant name.  Jiangxi is a province in China that houses the city of Jingdezhen otherwise known as the Capital of Porcelain.  It takes 2 painters a combined total of 65 hours to create this masterpiece.

Measures 13 ½" h.

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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.

Measures 6¾" square.

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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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To the Chinese, the carp is a symbol of success and plenty. This stylized goldfish seems to swim toward us, providing a splash of color in the center of ornately painted gold borders. The lively carp with its rose tail, the vigorous twist of its body, the delicate pectoral fins and the endearing wide-eyed innocence of its whiskered head, is a delightful tour-de-force. Perhaps inspired by a Baroque silver or faience shape, this platter was probably made for the Portuguese market. Portuguese sailed the high seas back and forth from China and had developed a taste for brightly painted Chinese designs.The platter was originally reproduced by permission of the Dallas Museum of Art, Wendy Reeves Collection. (China, c. 1750-60)

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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 pair of cups created in Vienna, Austria in the early 19th century inspired the Asian Garden Orange pattern. At this time, European porcelain motifs were still copies of far-eastern models, but while the characteristic Chinese and Japanese motifs usually carried a symbolic meaning, the makers of their European counterparts used them purely for decorative purposes. This style, known as Chinoise, was widely used in art and design, and the set depicting Oriental characters is a stunning example. The rim of each snow-white piece, the lid knobs and the sprouts are lavishly gilded and the dishes are adorned with various combinations of six Chinese figures, birds, dragons, plants on a gold-speckled background. In the second half of the 19th century, Herend was authorized by Emperor Franz Joseph to use the patterns. Herend artists did not simply adopt these motifs, but reinterpreted and adjusted them to their own painting style, as evidenced by this pattern.

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Reminiscent of an antique tea container. Uses a standard bulb up to 150 watts. Lined self-piped faux silk shade. On-off switch on socket; 3-way switch. Handmade in America. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 16 ¼" square at base of shade x 31" h to top of brass wreath finial. Box itself 8" square at base.

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The original pattern, introduced in 1851 at the First World Exhibition in London, was purchased by Queen Victoria herself. Subsequently named for her, this Chinese-influenced pattern demands the skills of Herend's most talented and experienced painters. First introduced in 2007, the traditional outer green border is replaced with a grey border and brings a fresh perspective to the ever popular Queen Victoria pattern. Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary, with platinum accents.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Handmade and handpainted from Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe. Each piece is enhanced with a band of platinum.

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

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Handmade, handpainted porcelain cachepot from Hungary. 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. This will make for the perfect addition to your home!

Measures 7" d x 4 ½" h.

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

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Classic blue and white color palettes with flower and leaf motifs showcases the skill of the Royal Delf master painter, executing clean lines against the gently fluted shape of the bowl. Entirely handpainted in Holland in the same workshop in production since the 17th century. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 10⅞" diameter x 3" h.

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Classic blue and white color palettes with flower, leaf and bird motifs. Entirely handpainted in Holland in the same workshop in production since the 17th century. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 14⅛" x 15¾".

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Measures 7½" diameter x 7"h.

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A porcelain classic from Herend of Hungary. Wheel design of alternating imperial black and white surfaces is based on creations of the famous Japanese dynasty of porcelain makers, the Kakiemons. This pattern was first introduced for the Queen of Hungary in the early 1850s. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 3⅛" diameter x 8½" h.

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Handmade and handpainted by Herend of Hungary with 24k gold accents complimenting a beautiful floral design.

Measures 5 ½" square at top x 7 ½" h.

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This gorgeous special edition vase was first available at Scully & Scully as part of Herend's 2016 artist tour of North America. The bold floral design intricate flower design scrolls across the body and neck of the vase, accented by two beautiful handcrafted dolphin handles spitting water. Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary with 24k gold accents.

Measures 8½" diameter at base, 7" diameter opening at top x 19¼" h.

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Ming Dragon Lifestyle represents a truly fresh approach to a centuries old motif. The varying pattern makes it ideally suited to mix and match, offering a flexible approach to dining and entertaining.

Measures 6¼" diameter.

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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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From Hungary, handmade and handpainted porcelain with 24k gold accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully. 

Measures 7" x 6⅛" x 4½" h.

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

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Longjiang is inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808). Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted, comprising of six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic. Longjiang is the contemporary update to Si Kiang, which was painted onto differently shaped dinnerware with a previously wicker structure. Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs. Handmade and decorated in France.

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Inspired by the paintings of the Rococo painter Jean Pillement (1728-1808), the porcelain manufacturer Raynaud created this striking "Longjiang" dinnerware. Each piece of this fine Limoges porcelain service is handcrafted. It comprises six different designs, all painted in powerful colours and depicting Chinese country scenes from the eighteenth century. The shapes are joyfully nostalgic.
"Longjiang" by Raynaud has replaced "Si Kiang" (same design on another shape). The dinner service is framed with a green rim, but the rim, which does not bear the wicker structure, is slightly less ostentatious than its predecessor.
Raynaud is one of the most important porcelain manufacturers based in the legendary French porcelain town of Limoges, and it is particularly renowned for its innovative designs.

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Exquisite foo dogs are handpainted in the stunning Yellow Dynasty pattern from Herend. Handmade handpainted porcelain from Hungary with 24k gold. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

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This, originally silver dish form with fluted border, was produced in tin glaze earthenware in the period between 1640 and 1700. The white fluted dishes are depicted on many master paintings hanging in Dutch interiors. They are placed above the hearth as decoration or used as a fruit dish. Three centuries later this fluted dish is produced in combination with traditional flower decorations that originate in Chinese porcelain. Entirely handpainted in Holland in the same workshop in production since the 17th century. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 14½" diameter.

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The most fashionable tables in the early American Republic were set with blue and white “Canton” or “Nanking” wares, named for the great Chinese trading ports from which they came. Chinese blue and white porcelain was in demand in this country well into the nineteenth century and has become a part of the heritage of many American families. Blue Canton faithfully recaptures this centuries-old tradition and taste.

Measures 10½" diameter x 6" h.

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Intricately detailed designs, handmade and handpainted fine porcelain by Germany's Meissen, the oldest porcelain manufacturer in Europe. Assorted pieces available.

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From Hungary, this understated handmade porcelain cachepot features the classic Chinese Bouquet design in Blue, handpainted over a textured wicker pattern on the exterior. The cachepot is finished with 24k gold accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

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Introduced in Paris during 1855 by Herend, the Poisson pattern is a fascinating exercise in handpainted detail. In Chinese symbolism, the combination of koi and seaweed represents longevity. The beautiful colors are handmixed on site by the artists at Herend, evoking the Far East and resulting in splendid chinoiserie porcelain pieces. Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary with 24k gold accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

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Versatile and elegant coffee table features a gold Chinoiserie motif on a removable tray with raised edges. The hardwood is japanned, resulting in a rich black glossy handpainted with gold accents. The table surface beneath the tray is black with gold outline detailing and a raised lip. Bamboo-style tapered legs also feature elegant fretwork, supported by an X-stretcher.

Measures 34" w x 21½" d x 18¾" h with tray, 17½" h without tray. Tray measures 34½" w x 21½" d x 2" h.

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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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Handsewn handpainted pure silk with a scalloped white flange, these pillows depict idyllic pagodas. Removable covers can be spot cleaned or hand washed. Inserts are 95% feather and 5% down. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

Measures 22" square including flange.

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

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Handmade and handpainted porcelain from Hungary with 24k gold accents. Exclusively at Scully & Scully.

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Inspired by a pair of cups designed in Vienna in the early 19th century, the Asian Garden pattern is a superlative example of Chinoiserie design with fanciful, exuberant images of life in an imagined China.

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Inspired by a pair of cups designed in Vienna in the early 19th century, the Asian Garden pattern is a superlative example of Chinoiserie design with fanciful, exuberant images of life in an imagined China.

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Inspired by a pair of cups designed in Vienna in the early 19th century, the Asian Garden pattern is a superlative example of Chinoiserie design with fanciful, exuberant images of life in an imagined China.

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Inspired by a pair of cups designed in Vienna in the early 19th century, the Asian Garden pattern is a superlative example of Chinoiserie design with fanciful, exuberant images of life in an imagined China.

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Inspired by a pair of cups designed in Vienna in the early 19th century, the Asian Garden pattern is a superlative example of Chinoiserie design with fanciful, exuberant images of life in an imagined China.

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In 1874, a Herend artist picked up his tools to try to mimic a Chinese plate's fish scale design and the illustrious fishnet pattern was born. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary with 24k gold accents.

Measures 2¼" x 4¾".

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Very elegant watercolor paintings on silk are ready to hang in antiqued gold frames to complement any room of your home! Each depicts an iconic garden scene inspired by Chinese silk panels with traditional birds. Sold individually, striking as a pair.

Measures 27" w x 56½" h.

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Derived from the intricate motifs and lush colors of "Indian Basket", the Apponyi range was designed for Count Albert Apponyi in 1930. The Far Eastern influence of ancient Chinoiserie is apparent in this vibrant pattern of multicolored flowers. Handmade and handpainted in Hungary on fine white porcelain with 24K gold accents.

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