Apponyi Dessert PlateThe Apponyi dinner collection combines Herend's historical high quality craftsmanship with elegant, timeless design. Commissioned in the latter half of the 19th Century by Count Albert Apponyi, Herend's 'Apponyi' still remains one of the most iconic porcelain dinner services in history. Each piece in the collection is beautifully handmade and hand painted in Hungary to this day, adorned with intricate floral patterns and gracefully bending leaves

Derived from the Greek word "aiges" meaning "waves"

Mixing blazes of colour with unique fluid lines

A delightful hand-painted fish emerges in glimmering yellow and turquoise shades on this dinner plate from Augarten Wien 1718

lending each piece a timeless aesthetic

This four piece cutlery set from Alain Saint-Joanis is designed to last and complement both traditional and modern table settings

or platinum caps with a jade green cabochon to complete the intricate design

The luxurious Cordage four piece cutlery set from Alain Saint-Joanis

Madeleine was audacious

Crafted entirely in white Limoges porcelain

Timeless and refined

Boasting expressive handpainted detailing

abstract reconstruction of the fantastical shapes of underwater seaweeds and corals