Herend Chinese Bouquet Black Platter

Originally designed for Count Albert Apponyi in 1930. the Chinese Bouquet Dinnerware features chinoiserie in black along with gold accents and rim. The porcelain has a slight textural design around the undulating rim. Hand wash recommended and not microwave safe. Hand-made and hand-painted in the village of Herend, Hungary. Originally designed for Count Albert Apponyi in 1930. the Chinese Bouquet Dinnerware features chinoiserie in black along with gold accents and rim. The porcelain has a slight textural design around the undulating rim. Hand wash recommended and not microwave safe. Hand-made and hand-painted in the village of Herend, Hungary. • Size: 17" L x 12.5” W • Care: Hand washing recommended • NEW - never used - received as a gift • Shipped from a non smoking home • Currently selling for $650 through Neiman Marcus and Scully & Scully ❗️Note small rough spot on white portion of platter - see last photo