The small town of Herend is located near Lake Balaton in Hungary. Here, the ceramist Vinzenz Stingl founded the "Herendi Porcelánmanufaktúra" in 1826. In its early days, the manufactory created replacement pieces for old European and Far Eastern dinnerware sets for the Hungarian and European nobility.

The “Rothschild Bird” dinner service pays tribute to the iconic and naturalistically rendered hand-painted birds that have become synonymous with the Rothschild family.

This small dinner plate features a brightly feathered pair of songbirds perched on a stylized branch. A small gold chain adorns the branch — an allusion to the wealth of this famous banking family. The vernal design has been rounded off with small pastel-coloured beetles and butterflies.

Pair this look with the rest of the Rothschild Bird collection to further enchant your table. The Rothschild Bird serves as not just a set of dinnerware but also as a work of art that adds a touch of refined luxury to your table.