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Queen Victoria (Green Border)

The Herend Queen Victoria (Green Border) pattern is one of the most iconic porcelain designs in the world. Introduced in 1851 at the Great Exhibition in London, it was admired by Queen Victoria herself and has remained a symbol of elegance ever since. This pattern reflects Herend’s tradition of exquisite hand-painting and craftsmanship, making it a favorite among collectors and fine dinnerware enthusiasts.

Key Features

  • Hand-painted butterflies and floral motifs inspired by far-Eastern artistry
  • Accented with 24-karat gold trim for added elegance
  • Green border detailing that enhances the vivid colors of the design
  • Introduced in 1851 and named in honor of Queen Victoria
  • Discontinued yet highly sought after by collectors worldwide

The Herend Queen Victoria Green Border pattern represents both history and beauty, blending European craftsmanship with delicate hand-painted artistry. Whether displayed or used for formal dining, it adds a touch of royal charm to any collection.

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