#6885 • Herend Hungary Hand-Painted Porcelain Table Lamp, Queen Victoria Pattern, Pierced Rococo Base, 22" H, 22" H

Part of The Royal McLean Mansion Downsized: Property of a Princess · Furniture & Decor · Lalique · Rugs · Fine Art (live auction by Prime Auction Solutions)

Status: Sold

A lovely hand-painted porcelain table lamp by Herend, the renowned Hungarian porcelain manufactory, featuring delicate birds perched among flowering branches. The Form: Of classic baluster shape with flared rim, the elegant porcelain vase body rises from an ornate pierced and scrolled Rococo-style porcelain base with gilt accents. The lamp is fitted with brass hardware and single socket. The Decoration: The pristine white ground is exquisitely hand-painted with songbirds perched among flowering branches with delicate pink blossoms and verdant foliage. Gilt trim highlights the rim and base. The Form: Of classic baluster shape with flared rim, the elegant porcelain vase body rises from an ornate pierced and scrolled Rococo-style porcelain base with gilt accents. The lamp is fitted with brass hardware and single socket. The Decoration: The pristine white ground is exquisitely hand-painted with a graceful design of songbirds perched among flowering branches. Delicate cherry blossoms and peonies in soft shades of pink, rose, and cream mingle with verdant foliage, while colorful butterflies flutter throughout the composition. Gilt trim highlights the rim and base, adding warmth and refinement. This beloved pattern reflects the Chinese-inspired aesthetic that made Herend internationally renowned following their triumph at the Great Exhibition of 1851, where Queen Victoria herself was so enchanted that she commissioned a full service for Windsor Castle—and the pattern was renamed in her honor. The Manufactory: Founded in 1826 in Hungary, the Herend Porcelain Manufactory became synonymous with luxury hand-painted porcelain favored by European royalty and aristocracy. Each piece is painted entirely by hand by skilled artists who require years of training to master the intricate designs. Today, Herend remains one of the world's most prestigious porcelain houses, with its signature patterns among the most coveted collectibles. Size: 7 x 7 x 22"