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Title: Blue Fluted Half Lace Raised Bowl
Code: RCBFLH 511
Brand / Manufacture: Royal Copenhagen
Line / Decoration: Blue Fluted Half Lace
Designer: Arnold Krog
Material: hand painted porcelain
Color: white with blue decoration
Type: raised bowl
Marks of authenticity: Royal Copenhagen mark with the Crown above the three Wavy Lines and the painter's initials
Condition: excellent condition


Measures

Diameter: approximately 17 cm
Height: approximately 5.5 cm


Description

Raised bowl (or cup on foot) from the collection Blue Fluted Half Lace, designed by Arnold Krog for Royal Copenhagen, with the blue grooved decoration on a white background applied by hand under glaze.

The Blue Fluted it is the historical decoration of the factory, in production since 1775. The version Half Lace It stands out for its perforated lace edge, a more elaborate workmanship than the Plain and more contained than the Full Lace.

There Royal Copenhagen (Den Kongelige Porcelainsfabrik), founded in 1775 under the patronage of the Royal House of Denmark, it is one of the oldest porcelain factories still in business in the world.

To guarantee authenticity, the bowl bears the mark of Royal Copenhagen, the Crown above the three Wavy Lines, and the painter's initials.


Condition of the item

The photos are for illustrative purposes and represent an example of the same series and edition; the piece shipped may have minimal variations compared to the image.



Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Half Lace raised bowl designed by Arnold Krog, a prized piece for collectors of Danish porcelain and for the table.

Raised bowl (or cup on foot) from the collection Blue Fluted Half Lace, designed by Arnold Krog for Royal Copenhagen, with the blue grooved decoration on a white background applied by hand under glaze. The Blue Fluted it is the historical decoration of the factory, in production since 1775. The version Half Lace It stands out for its perforated lace edge, a more elaborate workmanship than the Plain and more contained than the Full Lace. There Royal Copenhagen (Den Kongelige Porcelainsfabrik), founded in 1775 under the patronage of the Royal House of Denmark, it is one of the oldest porcelain factories still in business in the world. The photos are for illustrative purposes and represent an example of the same series and edition; the piece shipped may have minimal variations compared to the