[Royal Copenhagen Tenera 140/2882 Small Plate Set of 2 – Made in Denmark]
A set of two vintage small plates from the popular "Tenera" series by Royal Copenhagen (Aluminia).
They feature a charming apple motif and an appealing Nordic color palette of blue and brown.
Perfect for use as an accessory tray, a dish for sweets, or a small trinket holder, they also make a lovely decorative piece on their own.
[Brand]
Royal Copenhagen
[Series]
Tenera
[Model Number]
140/2882
[Country of Production]
Denmark
[Set Contents]
2 Small Plates
[Dimensions]
Length: Approx. 11 cm
Width: Approx. 11 cm
Height: Approx. 2 cm
[Condition]
As these are vintage items, there are slight scuffs due to age.
One plate shows signs of crazing (fine crack-like patterns in the glaze), which adds to the unique character of vintage ceramics.
There are no noticeable chips, cracks, or breaks.
Please refer to the photos for details.
This is a rare vintage piece that is no longer in production.
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