Porcelain

Flora Danica by Royal Copenhagen (Danish, founded 1775), 20th century. A pair of luncheon plates in arguably the most respected and important patterns of china - Flora Danica. Each ...

Known by several names, Wave & Rock, Man & Woman, or Kissing by the Sea, all describe the erotic atmosphere that surrounds this exquisite piece. There is a story involved that is lef...

This beautiful porcelain figure of a polar bear and a seal is a fantastic example of Royal Copenhagen's Fine craftsmanship. Figure no. 1108 was designed by Knud Kyhn in 1909 and is a...

This antique partial mixed dinner service was made by the well known Royal Copenhagen factory of Denmark between 1880 and 1920, in their signature style. The set is composed of porce...

Large Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Snowy Owl figurine, model number 1829, designed by Peter Herold. Produced between 1980 and 1984. Factory first in excellent condition.

Bread & butter plate 3552 Medicago polymorpha L Flora Danica (1961 to Current) By Royal Copenhagen Measures: 5.5" x .9" The last picture are other items from the same collector...

This beautifully hand painted bowl in the renown Flora Danica pattern by Royal Copenhagen is in superb condition. Measure: 8.25".

Royal Copenhagen Saxon flower. Large lidded tureen in hand-painted porcelain with different flowers. Modelled with putto on top. Marked...

Crafted by the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory, this 75-piece dinner service features one of the most prestigious porcelain patterns ever produced — the coveted Flora Danica pattern. The service for 12 boasts rich, hand-painted botanical motifs taken directly from the plate illustrations of the Danish atlas of the botany of the same name. Each is a unique work of art executed with meticulous skill and artistry. A work of scientific examination as well as artistic mastery, the designs are culled from George Christian Oeder's 1771 publication Flora Danica (Flowers of Denmark), an encyclopedia including 3,000 hand-colored copper plate prints depicting every wild plant known to exist in Denmark, including mosses, fungi, ferns and flowers. The creation of the Flora Danica service was the life's work of Johann Christoph Bayer, one of the most gifted porcelain artists of the late 18th century. Commissioned in 1790 by King Christian VII of Denmark for Empress Catherine the Great of Russia, it took Bayer over 12 years to complete the service. Unfortunately, Catherine died in 1796 before it was complete, and the service was then placed in the collection of the Danish Royal Family. Flora Danica was first used on January 29, 1803, for the banquet celebrating the birthday of King Christian VII. Since that time, this exquisite pattern has remained the centerpiece of ceremonial occasions, weddings and visits by foreign dignitaries. Reputed to be one of the most original and inspired products of the European art industry, Flora Danica is one of the last luxury services still in production. All pieces display Royal Copenhagen marks This 75-piece service comprises: 12 dinner plates 12 large bowls 12 small bowls 12 chocolate cups with underplates a large oval serving dish an oval handled serving dish a salad bowl a lidded tureen a fruit basket a teapot a large pickle dish a small pickle dish a wine cooler a small sugar bowl...

A set of eleven low bowls by Royal Copenhagen of Denmark offer porcelain construction with reserves of garden flowers & gilt trim, Pattern 910 Frijsenborg, m...

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain coffee service Blue waves and green printed marks, 20th century In blue fluted plain ‘Pattern No.1 comprisin...

Porcelain figurine of a girl in pajamas with a book Made in Denmark by the Royal Copenhagen manufactory Model number # 922 Very good condition, no damage. Measures: heigh...