Vintage Porcelain Saucers: Herend Hungary, Winterling or Jaeger Bavaria – Single or as a Trio, 1950s–70s

Three fine collectible saucers from renowned European porcelain manufactories – available individually or as a complete trio. As a saucer, trinket dish or cabinet piece: each has its own character.

Choose Your Saucer

Herend Hungary: scalloped rim with two shell handles, fine green-and-gold edge line and hand-painted peonies with colorful leaves. Blue Herend mark and "8741 / VBO" on the base. Ø approx. 11.5–12 cm / 4.7 in.

Winterling Bavaria: scalloped, relief-molded gold rim fading into a soft violet gradient. Green crown mark "Winterling Bavaria Germany". Ø approx. 11.5–12 cm / 4.7 in.

Jaeger Bavaria: classic round saucer with a filigree gold lace border. Mark "Jaeger & Co. Bavaria Germany". Ø approx. 11.5 cm / 4.5 in.

Set of all 3 saucers: the complete trio.

Details & Condition

• Material: hard-paste porcelain, hand-painted or with gold decor
• Manufactories: Herend (Hungary), Winterling (Bavaria), Jaeger & Co. (Bavaria)
• Date: 1950s–1970s
• Condition: all three excellent; bright porcelain, gold intact, no chips, cracks or crazing

Who It's For

For collectors of Herend and Bavarian porcelain, for a mix-and-match coffee table or as a ring dish on the vanity – a fine Christmas gift.

Care

Wash by hand; do not scrub gold or hand painting.

At the flea market in Heidenreichstein the three saucers lay side by side on a lace cloth – each from a different country, yet as if made for one another.

Three manufactories, one table — Things with Soul · VintageAustriaShop