Name: Mushroom Salt & Pepper Set
Brand: Herend
Price: 235.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Editor's Note

Introducing the delightful Mushroom Salt and Pepper set from Herend, a whimsical set designed to charmingly resemble mushrooms.

Expertly crafted, these enchanting shakers bring a touch of woodland magic to your table setting. Each piece is intricately detailed, capturing the natural beauty and playful essence of mushrooms, making them a perfect addition for those who appreciate the finer touches in their dining experience.

Elevate your tabletop with these adorable shakers, and infuse your meals with a dash of enchanting charm.

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The Maker

Herend has been creating unique, hand-made and hand-painted pieces of luxury porcelain with unsurpassed craftsmanship and artistry for nearly 200 years.

The Herend manufactory, at the foot of Hungary’s Bakony Hills, was founded in 1826 by Vince Stingl. From 1839 under the direction of Mór Fischer de Farkasházy, Herend produced dinnerware replacement pieces for Europe's Royal families to complement their valuable porcelain patterns from the Far East.

Fischer's innovation and high standards for execution quickly placed Herend on the map, and soon the manufactory's artists began designing dinnerware patterns of their own. Some of these dinner services would go on to be exhibited internationally, including at both the Vienna Exhibition of 1845 and London's Great exhibition of 1851.

Queen Victoria’s 1851 purchase of a large set for Windsor Castle was a milestone, and Herend was quickly required to produce unique designs for aristocrats throughout Europe.

Their best-known patterns are named after some of their most prestigious clients: Queen Victoria, Esterhazy, Batthyani, Rothschild and Apponyi.

Herend’s history of excellence continues today, and their exquisite hand-painted pieces have become heirlooms for generations to come.

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Dimensions:	Height 5.25cm
Materials:	Porcelain, 24 Karat Gold
Brand:	Herend
Need to know:	Handmade in Hungary. Sold as a set.