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2016 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate

The motif of the 2016 Christmas plate depicts Kongens Nytorv, a place in the center of Copenhagen, which is always worth to see around Christmas. Many of the buildings around the area are beautifully decorated with Christmas lights and they create a perfect setting for the ice rink were you will be meet with joy and laughter. This is where the citizens of Copenhagen can meet and take a deserved break from Christmas preparation. The young girl with the bike in on her way for ice skating, but befo

$110.00

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2019 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate

The Christmas plates from Royal Copenhagen have been issued every year since 1908. The relief for the motif has been hand-cut by the most talented modeling artists based on the designer’s drawing, and the plate has been cut according to old, proud craftsmanship traditions. This plate was designed and sculptured by Allan Therkelsen who has also designed this year’s bell, drop and cup. “How sweet you are,” thinks the horse. It shakes itself in its winter coat and looks curiously at its new, soft f

$96.00

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2021 Bing & Grøndahl Christmas Plate

Bing & Grøndahl Christmas Plate – The Botanical Garden A thick blanket of snow covers the Botanical Garden in Copenhagen. A friendly squirrel has found his way to the lawn in front of the old Palm House from 1874, where he enjoys the scenery and his favorite snack. This year, the motif of The Bing & Grøndahl Annual Plate Series, created by Dag Samsund, depicts the historic Botanical Garden in the centre of Copenhagen, where it has been located since 1870. The Annual Plate have been issued every

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2021 Royal Copenhagen Annual Santa

Christmas is at the doorstep and Santa is ready, ladle in one hand and a Christmas Ale in the other, to enjoy the traditional, Danish rice porridge. The cat would like to get a hold of the ladle, maybe he wants a bit of porridge too. The Annual Santa figurine is hand-painted with beautiful details and has been issued every year since 2001. In 2021, for the first time, the lovable Santa figurine is accompanied by a new figurine; Santa’s Wife.

$95.00 $76.00

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2021 Royal Copenhagen Annual Santa's Wife

While Santa is stuffing presents into his carriage to deliver to youngsters around the world, Santa’s Wife is preparing a lovely portion of traditional rice porridge topped with a dollop of butter. And it is indeed delicious, even the goose has come to keep an eye on the leftovers. The Santa’s Wife figurine is issued for the first time in 2021 to accompany the lovable Annual Santa figurine, which has been issued every year since 2001.

$95.00 $76.00

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2021 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate

2021 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Plate – Winter in the Garden On a branch among the birch trees of the garden, the little wren keeps a close eye on the bird table, ready to enjoy his next meal. But the wren never worries about his next meal; he overwinters in Denmark and is accustomed to sharing the treats of the bird table with his friends of the forest. The Royal Copenhagen Annual Plates have been issued every year since 1908. The relief for the motif has been hand-cut by Royal Copenhagen’s tal

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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.