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Royal Copenhagen Blue Plates

The most famous dinner service of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory is Flora Danica, which originates from 1970. It is generally believed that the Flora Danica dinner set was intended as a present from the Danish king to the Russian Empress Catharine, enthusiastic collector of porcelain. The ‘Flora Danica Service’ was based on the botanical work on Danish flora, ‘Flora Danica’, and there were 2,600 kinds of flowers in their designs. However, in 1796 when Empress Catharine was deceased, the production was ordered to stop and the service. The original Flora Danica service remain safely exhibited at Rosenborg Castle, now a museum.

Royal Copenhagen was founded in 1775, and its products have been made ever since with deep respect for tradition and high standards of craftsmanship. Today, Royal Copenhagen is world-famous brand known for its exclusive, high quality products and immaculate design and craftsmanship. Royal Copenhagen has operations in the USA, the EU and Asia, and employs more than 500 people.

The unique Royal Copenhagen brand is held in deep respect by customers, artists, designers and employees alike. Royal Copenhagen is known worldwide for being Danish, and it is famous for maintaining and renewing the traditions of classic, hand-made, hand-painted porcelain in blue and white Plates.

“Christmas Plates from Royal Copenhagen and Bing & Grondahl” is a must have book for any avid collector of RC and BG items. You can even have your own copy signed by the author himself! Please call the office to order your copy today. The Blue Flower Plates, motif consists of one or two large and some small flowers. The main flower might be a tulip, rose, poppy, carnation, convolvulus, or marguerite. The smaller ones are usually cinquefoil, bluebell or primula together with leaves and buds. Blue Flower Plates Curved is slightly different as the bouquet is tied with a loose bow. Please purchase on online www.etabletop.com

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