Porcelain
Early Glass and Porcelain makers were a special blend, part chemical engineer, part inventor and part artist. Without electricity or mechanization, they figured out a way to take elements from the earth , change their structure and magnificently decorate them to take their place beside royalty. Imagine taking sand and transforming it into glass with one process and then digging earth and finding a completely different method to transform it into pottery and porcelain. Luckily, we are happy to have many examples at Daisy Exclusive of their successes. It could be the exquisitely finished and carved St Louis crystal goblets or Royal Crown Derby's gilded Imari porcelain that takes your breath away.
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Herend Hungary Handpainted Apponyi Green Bud Vase
$125.00
Visit product page →HEREND Hungary handpainted Apponyi Green bud vase.
Apponyi Green Motif: Chinese style motif with the Fleurs des Indes (Flowers of the Indies) motif of a peony surrounded by leaves. Around the edge runs a garland of stylized leaves and gilded incised rosettes. On the ledge there is a contoured pattern of a flower surrounded by six leaves, decorated with gold. The origin of this pattern is associated with Count Albert Apponyi, for whom this simplified version of Fleurs des Indes was first prepared.
Dimensions: 5-1/2″ tall x 3-1/4″ x 1-3/4″, opening is 5/8″ diameter
Condition: Excellent
Markings: Herend, Hungary, Handpainted, 6470/AP
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Herend Hungary Handpainted Apponyi Purple Bud Vase
$135.00
Visit product page →HEREND Hungary handpainted Apponyi Purple bud vase.
Apponyi Purplee Motif: Chinese style motif with the Fleurs des Indes (Flowers of the Indies) motif of a peony surrounded by leaves. Around the edge runs a garland of stylized leaves and gilded incised rosettes. On the ledge there is a contoured pattern of a flower surrounded by six leaves, decorated with gold. The origin of this pattern is associated with Count Albert Apponyi, for whom this simplified version of Fleurs des Indes was first prepared.
Dimensions: 6-1/4″ tall x 3-1/4″ x 1-1/4″, opening is 1″ diameter
Condition: Excellent
Markings: Herend, Hungary, Handpainted, 7105./AV
