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Painted in the classic pattern with birds in branches and scattered insects within basket-weave borders and shaped gilt line rims, comprising:

An oval two-handled soup tureen, cover and stand
A three-compartment serving dish
Two sauceboats
A very large oval two-handled platter
A circular two-handled tray
A circular serving tray
Twenty-two two-handled soup cups and twenty-four stands
Twenty-eight dinner plates
Twenty-seven luncheon plates
Seventeen crescent-shaped salad dishes
Twenty-four side plates
Twenty-nine bread plates
Twelve berry bowls
A coffee-pot & cover
A cream-jug
Eleven teacups and thirteen saucers, one cup slightly larger
Twenty-two demitasse cups and twenty-five saucers
Twelve egg cups on fixed stands and one egg cup without stand
Eighteen ashtrays
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Historically one of the most popular services created by Herend, the Rothschild Bird pattern was first crafted by the Hungarian manufactory in 1850. Members of the prominent Rothschild family were important customers and patrons of Herend at the time. As the story goes, Baroness Rothschild one day lost a pearl necklace at her residence in Vienna. The next day, her gardener apparently found it in the beak of bird, playing with it in a tree. As such, the service playfully depicts a variety of birds and insects among foliage, often with a necklace seen tucked among the branches. The darling motif has remained popular to the present, and in 1981, Lady Diana Spencer purportedly chose the pattern for her wedding china.

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