Why do we call the product Queen Victoria?

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Originally, the Victoria pattern was designed by Fischer Mór, founder and owner of Herend Porcelain Manufactory. The design was introduced in 1851, having roots in oriental fine china designs.

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The decor is covered with detailed stylized butterflies and flowers. The edges are painted with floral elements and green – or other colour finishing.

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During the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations 1851, at the Crystal Palace Exhibition, the first world fair, Queen Victoria fell in love with the design. She ordered a large Herend porcelain set that the factory of Herend Hungary worked on for two years to produce and ship the dinnerware items fully.

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La Maison Rose has ordered only a few pieces this time to see how they look, as we selected them from Herend’s catalogue.

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We would consider these to be a 'gold medal' for porcelain collectors, and we will definitely look into acquiring more pieces later this year.

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Feel free to visit our studio to explore our curated collection of homeware anytime. La Maison Rose carries the finest selection of Royal Copenhagen & Herend Porcelain in Hong Kong. ​​

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For those who take pleasure in collecting porcelain, cleaning, arranging, and expanding your collection can be therapeutic and rewarding but best of all, use them to serve your favourite dish. ​

 

You can also order online or make an appointment to visit our studio in SoHo, Central. We can deliver both locally and internationally.