Antique Copenhagen Sign

Bode Willumsen is a famous ceramist that realized pieces for Royal Copenhagen. The piece is signed and bears the mark of Royal Copenhagen.

The vase is adorned with a beautiful sung glaze in grayish/bronze tones and is in perfect condition. Signed Royal Copenhagen and Jais, no. 3544. Denmark, 1930-1940.

A copy of which was gifted to the First Lady, Laura Bush, during her visit to Copenhagen. Signed/dated and held within an ornate contemporary frame.

Autograph musical quotation signed, dated Copenhagen Juni 1877 by the Danish composer Niels Wilhelm Gade (Copenhagen, 1817 - ib., 1890).

"The Chinese bridge" located in the Frederiksberg Gardens (Copenhagen, Denmark). Oil on canvas. Signed A. Holm Exhibited at Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition in 1920.

Dial: The fine white enamel dial with Roman numerals outer minute track signed Jules Jurgensen Copenhagen and subsidiary seconds dial at six o'clock.

Rare beautiful art deco portrait of a young woman in an elegant dress by Danish artist Folmer Bonnén (b. Randers 1885, d. Copenhagen 1960). The painting is signed by the artist Folme...

Paul Gustav Fischer 1860-1934 • Danish An Evening at the Royal Theatre, Copenhagen Signed and dated “Paul Fischer 1887-88” (lower right) Oil on canvas A beautifully detailed com...

In 1987 the company merged with its main competitor, the Royal Porcelain Factory, under the name Royal Copenhagen. The porcelain shows minor signs of wear and one plate has a failu...

This unique piece was discovered in a Copenhagen garden. Although there are signs of water immersion and a repair to the rear wall of the trough this coffer illustrates several symbo...

A stunning Anglo Roman sarcophagus in limestone, sitting on sledge feet and having curved strigilated side carvings with warrior shield and two crossed arrow symbols at each end.This...

This unique piece was discovered in a Copenhagen garden. Although there are signs of water immersion and a repair to the rear wall of the trough this coffer illustrates several sym...

A lovely Art Nouveau Epergne, signed "C.A.R." for Caroline Amalie Rosen of Copenhagen- Friederksberg, 1910-1935.

PETER SCHENK (German 1660 - 1711) KOPPENHAVN (View Of Copenhagen) ca. 1680. Signed in the plate lower left.

Couple of Danish Scandinavian ceramics bowls designed by Ivan Weis for Royal Copenhagen, matte glaze, signed on the bottom, circa 1960.

Danish 19th Century Watercoloring Painting of a Windmill in a Period Gilt Wood Frame, Copenhagen circa 1850. Signed on the rear, E. L. for EdwardLehman.

Gorgeous landscape of the marble bridge leading into the Christiansborg Palace in Copenhagen. Circa 1900. Signed "F.H." lower left. Condition: Very good.

The view is outside Copenhagen. Oil on canvas signed monogram and dated 1863 Dimensions unframed height 14" x width 24" Dimensions framed height 24" x width 35"

This is an original antique oil on canvas painting from 1922 signed “PW” with motive of a paved path to a house in Holbæk, west of Copenhagen, Denmark.

In 1987 the company merged with its main competitor, the Royal Porcelain Factory, under the name Royal Copenhagen. The porcelain shows minor signs of wear and 1 plate has a chip on...

Bright scene of the fish market animated by many characters, in the sun of Copenhagen harbor. Christian Soren Bjulf spent his life to capture these lively market scenes.

Pair of large Royal Copenhagen platters with floral designs, signed on reverse.

Vase in style of Patrick Nordstrom for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Signed with the three waves and 47/1.

Knud Kyhn, very nice 'Sung' glazed ceramic monkey. Executed and signed by Royal Copenhagen in 1927. Great glaze and 1stquality.

Figure, porcelain, eagle seated on rock. Produced by Royal Copenhagen, design 123. Signed Vilhelm Th. Fischer 1919.

Reconditioned in 1988 by the Royal Clockmaker Master in Copenhagen. Dial Signed LH Jorgensen. 7day Hour Strike 82''h x 18.5''w x 10''d

Produced 1949 for Louis Poulsen, exclusively as lighting for Tivoli in Copenhagen. Age-related wear, signs of outdoor use

Large classical form stoneware vase with multi-colored drip glaze. Signed at bottom with artists initials and Royal Copenhagen sign.