1956 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate
"Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen"
$285.00 $140.00
ViewBlue-and-white porcelain and collectibles shaped by Danish design traditions since 1775.
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"Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen"
$285.00 $140.00
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"Shepherd With His Herd"
$195.00 $110.00
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"Scenery from Greenland"
$195.00 $120.00
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$225.00 $135.00
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"Stag in the Forest"
$240.00 $140.00
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"The Sail Training Ship Danmark"
$225.00 $140.00
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"The Little Mermaid". Sculptor Edvard Eriksen
$325.00 $100.00
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"Old Windmill in Snowcovered Landscape"
$45.00
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"Horsedrawn Sled in Snowcovered Landscape"
$110.00 $50.00
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"Small Skaters"
$100.00 $50.00
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"Blackbird and Church"
$50.00
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"The Royal Oak" near Jaegerspris (approx. 1,400 years old)
$55.00
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"The Last Umiak in Greenland" (Umiak = boat rowed by women)
$55.00
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"Geese in Snowcovered Courtyard "The Last Umiak in Greenland" (Umiak = boat rowed by women)
$35.00
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"Cat on a Window Sill"
$45.00
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Hand painted. Made in Denmark. This beautiful, limited edition Christmas plate by Royal Copenhagen, Sweden entitled "Hare in Winter", depicts a winter scene of Ga hare sitting in the snow by a fence.
$25.00 $15.00
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"In the Desert"
$20.00
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1973 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate
$35.00 $10.00
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"Winter Twilight"
$35.00
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1975 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate
$30.00 $10.00
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1976 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate
$20.00
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"Immorvad Bridge"
$30.00 $15.00
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1978 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate
$30.00 $15.00
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"Choosing a Christmas Tree"
$75.00 $20.00
ViewRoyal Copenhagen has been part of Danish table traditions since 1775, when the Danish Porcelain Manufactory was founded under royal patronage. Blue Fluted Plain, its first signature pattern, established the blue-and-white language that still connects many of its collections.
Across generations, the house has combined porcelain craftsmanship with new interpretations of familiar forms. A plate or holiday piece can be used, displayed, and passed along, carrying a small part of that long Danish design story with it.