PORCELAIN - Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Royal Copenhagen
Royal Copenhagen is the most important Danish manufacturer of porcelain products and was founded in Copenhagen in 1775. It is recognized by its factory mark, the three wavy.
The factory's pattern No. 1, still in production, is "Musselmalet", "mussel-painted", called "Blue Fluted" in English-speaking countries.
In 1790, Royal Copenhagen was commissioned by the king to produce a "Flora Danica" dinner service, with gilded edges and botanical motifs.
At the Exposition Universelle (1889) in Paris, Royal Copenhagen won the Grand Prix, giving it international exposure.
Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Flora Danica, reticulated porcelain lunch plate. Approx. 1970s.
$1,200.00
Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Flora Danica, reticulated porcelain lunch plate. Approx. 1930s.
$1,200.00
Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Set of seven porcelain side plates. Approx. 1970s.
$280.00
Axel Salto for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Set of seven porcelain side plates. Approx. 1970s.
$280.00