Chosen by Princess Diana for her wedding reception, the iconic "Rothschild Bird" pattern was commissioned by the Rothschild family in 1860, establishing Herend's reputation among European royalty and design connoisseurs as the pinnacle of hand-painted, 24kt gold-trimmed porcelain artistry. An exceptionally rare find for collectors of authentic Hungarian porcelain, appears regularly in Veranda and Architectural Digest as a design editor favorite.

This listing includes:
• One (1) Cachepot with Gilt Scroll Handles
• DIAMETER | 6.5" (16.5 cm)
• HEIGHT | 4.75" (12 cm)

Condition: Excellent—no chips, cracks, or repairs. 24-karat gold rim band and gilt scroll handle detailing fully intact with no wear. Hand-painted bird and butterfly motifs remain vivid and crisp throughout.

Details:
• Collection: Herend Porcelain Manufactory | Design: "Rothschild Bird" (RO)
• Material: Hungarian hard-paste porcelain with hand-painted naturalistic bird and butterfly motifs, sculpted gilt scroll handles, and 24-karat gold rim and base bands
• Production Period: 1976 — Herend 150th Anniversary commemorative backstamp (1826-1976)
• Authentication: Blue Herend 150th Anniversary shield backstamp reading "HEREND HUNGARY HANDPAINTED 150 / 1826-1976" with shape number 7214, pattern code RO, painter mark 46-19
• Distinctive Features: Paired sculpted scroll handles with full 24k gold gilding and feathered detail; substantial footed base with gold band; four distinct Rothschild Bird scene panels encircling the body, separated by scattered butterflies and insects
• Rarity: Discontinued shape. The 1976 150th Anniversary backstamp makes this a datable commemorative production year — a provenance detail prized by serious Herend collectors.

An ideal addition for collectors seeking authentic Hungarian porcelain rather than contemporary imitations, this cachepot delivers Herend's documented heritage — the same timeless pattern chosen by Princess Diana and featured regularly in Veranda and Architectural Digest as a design editor favorite for its romantic appeal and versatile elegance.

Perfect for:
• Fresh orchid or potted plant display — functions beautifully as a jardiniere
• Cut flower arrangement as a vase
• Decorative centerpiece on a dining table or console
• Entertaining as a chilled wine or champagne bottle holder
• Collector display alongside other Rothschild Bird pieces
• Bar cart or butler's pantry accent
• Wedding, anniversary, or heirloom gift
• Hostess gift for special occasions
• Holiday tablescapes and seasonal arrangements
• Display shelf or étagère as a sculptural accent

Looks beautiful in:
• Formal dining room sideboards and center tables
• Living room shelves and étagères
• Butler's pantries alongside matching serving pieces
• Entryway console tables as a welcoming accent
• China cabinets where the gilded handles read as sculpture

Complements Decor Styles:
• European Country House elegance
• Grandmillennial maximalist tablescapes
• Old Money European aesthetic
• Traditional formal dining settings
• Romantic Cottage or Garden-inspired interiors

Pattern Description:
The Rothschild Bird pattern depicts pairs of naturalistic songbirds perched on stylized branches, surrounded by delicate butterflies and insects in soft pastel tones. This cachepot's generous cylindrical body showcases multiple distinct bird species pairs across four panel vignettes — each rendered in meticulous hand-painted detail alongside the pattern's signature pearl necklace draped across the branches, referencing the legend of Baroness Rothschild's lost jewelry discovered by birds in her Vienna garden. The full 24k gold scroll handles and matching rim and base bands frame the composition with the kind of architectural gilding that distinguishes Herend's most celebrated serving pieces.

Care Instructions:
• Hand wash only with mild soap and warm water
• Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh detergents that could damage 24k gold decoration
• Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth, paying attention to crevices in scroll handle detailing
• Do not microwave or place in dishwasher
• If used as a planter, use an interior liner to protect the porcelain from moisture
• Handle by the body rather than the gilded scroll handles when moving

Shipping:
• Museum-quality packaging with full insurance included
• Individually wrapped with extra padding around gilded scroll handles and footed base
• Secured in box with multiple layers of protection
• Expedited shipping available upon request
• International buyers responsible for customs duties and import taxes in destination country

History of Pattern and Brand:
First created in 1860 for the Rothschild family of Europe, the pattern depicts the romantic tale of Baroness Rothschild losing her pearl necklace in her Vienna garden, only to find birds playing with it in a tree days later. Herend Porcelain Manufactory, established in 1826 in Hungary, gained international recognition after Queen Victoria ordered a complete dinner service at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London. The Rothschild Bird pattern became one of Herend's most enduring designs, with twelve different bird motifs hand-painted by master artisans using techniques unchanged since the 19th century.