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Royal Copenhagen

Blue-and-white porcelain and collectibles shaped by Danish design traditions since 1775.

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2009 RC The Christmas Plate Series Christmas Plate

The 2009 Christmas plate, “Christmas at Amagertorv”, shows one of the best preserved and oldest houses in inner Copenhagen. On this year’s plate, in front of the beautiful snow-clad building one sees busy Christmas shoppers, with large packages in hand, trying to wind up their Christmas shopping. Also visible is the decorative Stork fountain, which has been part of the beautiful setting at Amagertorv since 1894 and has made the square a favourite spot for Copenhageners and tourists alike.

$80.00

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2010 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate

Extremely hard to get! The motif for the Annual Christmas Plate from Royal Copenhagen is, as always, the work of Sven Vestergaard. The artist has given us pleasure with his strong and beautiful narratives about our history and nature for more than 20 years. The polar bear is the proud king of the Arctic. One of nature's most powerful animals, but also among the most endangered, symbolizing a unique strenth and fragility. The polar bear adorns plate, bell, cup, drop, mirror and figurine ornament

$295.00

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2015 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Bell

The Christmas Days are some very special to many families. Before Christmas we are all busy by shopping Christmas gifts, buying food for Christmas and to see friends and colleagues. But when Christmas comes, we settle down and give us time to be together with our family. The motif of the 2015 Royal Copenhagen depicts the quite and peaceful harmony on such a day. Perhaps it is the Grand Mother who enjoys a happy hour with her grand children. The fire crackle in the fireplace and it is an obvious

$96.00

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Royal 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.