Royal Copenhagen Oval Tray Blue Fluted Plain Porcelain 40x32cm Fine 1700s

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Main features

Title: Blue Fluted Plain Oval Tray
Brand / Manufacture: Royal Copenhagen
Line / Decoration: Blue Fluted Plain
Material: porcelain
Color: white with blue decoration
Type: oval tray
Production period: end of the eighteenth century
Marks of authenticity: Royal Copenhagen brand with the three wavy lines
Condition: restored


Measures

Length: approximately 40 cm
Length: approximately 32 cm
Height: approximately 5 cm


Description

Large oval tray from the collection Blue Fluted Plain, created by Royal Copenhagen at end of the eighteenth century: it is among the first examples of this shape produced by the factory.

It was precisely dishes like this that inspired him Arnold Krog at the end of the nineteenth century to design the famous Blue Fluted collection in its modern guise, today among the most recognized decorations in Danish porcelain.

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 tray bears the Royal Copenhagen mark with the three wavy lines; the piece was restored.


Condition of the item

The piece has been restored. The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the state of conservation, the decoration and the brand under the base: it is a unique piece, photographed individually.



Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain oval tray from the late eighteenth century, rare and historically relevant piece, restored, for collectors of Danish porcelain.

Large oval tray from the collection Blue Fluted Plain, created by Royal Copenhagen at end of the eighteenth century: it is among the first examples of this shape produced by the factory. It was precisely dishes like this that inspired him Arnold Krog at the end of the nineteenth century to design the famous Blue Fluted collection in its modern guise, today among the most recognized decorations in Danish porcelain. 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 piece has been restored. The photographs are an integral part of the description and show in detail the state of conservation, the decoration and the brand under the base: it is