Royal Copenhagen Blue Fan, four dinner plates. 1960s/70s

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fan, three lunch plates. Model number: 11520 Dating: 1960s/1970s. Marked. In excellent condition. First factory quality. Dimensions: Diameter 22.5 cm.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fan lidded tureen. 1960s / 70s. Model number 1212/11503. Designed by Arnold Krog in 1909. Measures: 22 x 16.5 cm. In excellent con...

Raija Uosikkinen (1923–2004) and Ulla Procopé (1921–1968) for Arabia, Finland. A set of four "Ruija" dinner plates in stoneware with brown decoration. From the 1960s/1970s. Marked. ...

Four Royal Copenhagen White Rose dinner plates with blue border, white flowers and foliage. Dated 1992-1999. Measure: Diameter: 25.3 cm. In excellent condition. Stamped.

This colorful set of 4 majolica charger plates is handmade and hand-painted in Italy following the original Renaissance painting technique, unchanged over time, which we observe to the letter. The elegant decoration is composed by a halo of blue foliage that resembles four groups of wings surrounding light pink backgrounds: further ornamental elements develop from the center of the plate, projected outwards and giving movement to the entire compositional structure. The beauty of these majolica plates is underlined by the artist's visible brushstrokes that give them a unique style. Further possibility to order a set of 6 or 12 charger...

This hand-painted porcelain plate by Royal Copenhagen is adorned by the firm's highly regarded Flora Danica pattern. While the majority of the motifs in the Flora Danica pattern capture the native fungi and flowers of Denmark, this plate is part of a rare series of crustacean motifs. At its center is a life-like representation of the Nephrops norvegicus, or Norway lobster, while the creature’s Latin name is inscribed on the reverse. Accented with a delicately gilded edge, this plate is a testament to the skill and talent of Royal Copenhagen artists. Once the porcelain supplier to the Queen of Denmark, Royal Copenhagen is known throughout the world for their quality craftsmanship and creative innovation. Founded in 1775 under the authority of Queen Juliane Marie, the first pieces ever produced were complex dining services for the Danish Royal Family...

Comprising 60 pieces, each finely hand-painted with a botanical specimen, identified in Latin on the underside, including: 12 "3549" dinner plates measuring 10 1/8" diameter 12 "...

This plate by the celebrated porcelain firm of Royal Copenhagen features a wonderfully detailed seascape complete with ships and a quaint Danish village surrounding the Sonderborg Ca...