Royal Copenhagen, Blue Flower Angular, five dinner plates.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Flower Angular, a set of four plates. Model: 617. Dating from 1991-1995. Marked. First factory quality. In perfect condition. Dimensions: Diameter 17.6 cm.

Five sets of Royal Copenhagen blue flower angular, espresso cups (mocca cups). Decoration number 10/8562. The cup's diameter is 7.3 cm. Perfect condition. 1st. factory quality.

Royal Copenhagen, Blue Flower Angular, ten caviar bowls. Model number: 10/8554 1950s. First factory quality. In excellent condition. Marked. Dimensions: D 9.5 cm.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Flower Angular. Three plates and one bowl. Hand-painted porcelain. 1930s. Model 10/8557 and 10/8553. Bowl in second factory quality. Plates in first factory qu...

Royal Copenhagen porcelain tableware dinner service, Denmark 1961 A Royal Copenhagen porcelain dinner service with pattern number 595, the floral golden basket Flowers in the ce...

A Royal Copenhagen Ichthyological porcelain part dinner 'fish-service' Danish, 20th century Plates: height 2cm, diameter 24cm Long dish: height 5cm, width 60cm, depth 24cm Cons...

These aren't the typical set of dinner plates from Royal Doulton. This set of 12 are decorated with thick raised paste gold over a "lapis lazuli" type of decoration which distinguish...

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...