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Figurines, plates, vases, and tableware from Royal Copenhagen

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Royal Copenhagen was founded by Frantz Henrich Müller on May 1st 1775, a recognized chemist and pharmacist. With his tireless efforts he made Denmark's first porcelain factory possible. He was infatuated with the thin and fine porcelain he had come across when travelling in Europe - Meissen, Germany mostly.

Frantz Heinrich Müller experimented with the manufacture of porcelain after returning from his travels - and succeeded. "Danish Porcelain Factory" opened with King Christian 7. and Dowager Queen Juliane Marie as protectors.

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1911 Royal Copenhagen Christmas plate, small
1911 Royal Copenhagen Chris...
Item no: RX1911-S Year: 1911 Measurement: Ø: 16 cm
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1921 Christmas plate with German text
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Item no: RX1921-W Year: 1921
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1941 Christmas plate with czech text
1941 Christmas plate with czech te...
Item no: RX1941-V Year: 1941 Measurement: Ø: 18 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Egg cup no. 115, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Fluted, Plain, Egg cup no. 115, R...
Item no: 1-115 Measurement: H: 6 cm x Ø: 5 cm
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Blue Fluted, Full Lace, Teacup with golden rim, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Fluted, Full Lace, Teacup with golden rim, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 1-1159 Measurement: H: 4 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Pickle dish 20 cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 152
Blue Fluted, Plain, Pickle dish 20 cm, ...
Item no: 1-152 Measurement: H: 3 cm x W: 13 cm x D: 20 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Soup Plate 25cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 165
Blue Fluted, Plain, Soup Plate 25cm, ...
Item no: 1-165 Measurement: Ø: 25 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Salt Cellar, Royal Copenhagen no. 199
Blue Fluted, Plain, Salt Cellar, Royal Copenhagen no. 199
Blue Fluted, Plain, Salt Cellar, Royal ...
Item no: 1-199 Measurement: H: 2 cm x Ø: 4 cm
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Blue Fluted Plain Triangular Pickle Dish 16cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 2211
Blue Fluted Plain Triangular Pickle Dish 16cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 2211
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Item no: 1-2211 Measurement: H: 3 cm x W: 15 cm x D: 16 cm
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Blue Fluted, Large Round Plain, Soup tureen with Cover,  Royal Copenhagen
Blue Fluted, Large Round Plain, Soup tureen with Cover,  Royal Copenhagen
Blue Fluted, Large Round Plain, Soup...
Item no: 1-224 Measurement: H: 25 cm x W: 32 cm
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Blue Fluted, plain, plate 14cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 300
Blue Fluted, plain, plate 14cm, Royal ...
Item no: 1-300 Measurement: Ø: 14 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Serving Dish, Royal Copenhagen no. 449
Blue Fluted, Plain, Serving Dish, Roya...
Item no: 1-449 Measurement: H: 5 cm x Ø: 18 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Teacup / Coffee cup 1dl, Royal Copenhagen no. 465
Blue Fluted, Plain, Teacup / Coffee cup 1dl, Royal Copenhagen no. 465
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Item no: 1-465 Measurement: H: 5 cm x Ø: 13 cm
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Blue Fluted Plain Inkholder 15cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 475
Blue Fluted Plain Inkholder 15cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 475
Blue Fluted Plain Inkholder 15cm, R...
Item no: 1-475 Measurement: H: 3 cm x W: 15 cm x D: 7 cm
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Blue Fluted, Half Lace, Serving Dish 40 cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 534
Blue Fluted, Half Lace, Serving Dish 40 cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 534
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Item no: 1-534 Measurement: H: 4 cm x W: 40 cm
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Blue Fluted, Half Lace, flat plate 19cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 652
Blue Fluted, Half Lace, flat plate 19c...
Item no: 1-652 Measurement: Ø: 19 cm
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Blue Fluted, Half Lace, plate 15cm, Royal Copenhagen no. 653
Blue Fluted, Half Lace, plate 15cm, ...
Item no: 1-653 Measurement: Ø: 14 cm
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Blue Fluted, Plain, Expresso Cup with saucer, Royal Copenhagen no. 1-80
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Item no: 1-80 Measurement: H: 6 cm x Ø: 13 cm
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Blue Flower, Curved, small Coffee Cup WITHOUT Saucer Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Curved, small Coffee Cup WITHOUT Saucer Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-1546-K Measurement: H: 6 cm x W: 8 cm x D: 7 cm
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Blue Flower, Curved, Tea Box  Royal Copenhagen no. 1684
Blue Flower, Curved, Tea Box  Royal Copenhagen no. 1684
Blue Flower, Curved, Tea Box Royal Co...
Item no: 10-1684 Measurement: H: 13 cm x W: 8 cm
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Blue Flower, Curved, Lid Jar  Royal Copenhagen no. 1791
Blue Flower, Curved, Lid Jar  Royal Copenhagen no. 1791
Blue Flower, Curved, Lid Jar Royal Cop...
Item no: 10-1791 Measurement: H: 29 cm x Ø: 20 cm
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Blue Flower braided, flat cake plate Ø15cm no. 10/8098, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower braided, flat cake plate Ø15cm no. 10/8098, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-8098 Measurement: Ø: 15 cm
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Blue Flower, Chocolate pot no. 10/8147, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Chocolate pot no. 10/8147, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-8147 Measurement: H: 25 cm x Ø: 16 cm
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Blue Flower, braided, vinegar jug no. 10/8196, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, braided, vinegar jug no. 10/8196, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-8196 Measurement: H: 16 cm
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Blue Flower, Braided, Dish with divide no. 10/8255, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Braided, Dish with divide no. 10/8255, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Braided, Dish with ...
Item no: 10-8255 Measurement: Ø: 14 cm
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Blue Flower, braided, vase no. 10/8257, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, braided, vase no. 10/8257, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-8257 Measurement: H: 11 cm x Ø: 6 cm
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Blue Flower, Angular, tea Cup (large Coffee Cup) with saucer no. 10/8500 1,8dl, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Angular, tea Cup (l...
Item no: 10-8500 Measurement: H: 7 cm x Ø: 15 cm
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Blue Flower, angular, bowl no. 10/8501A
Blue Flower, angular, bowl no. 10/8501A
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Item no: 10-8501A Measurement: H: 7 cm x Ø: 10 cm
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Blue Flower, Angular, Small Tea pot no. 10/8561, Royal Copenhagen
Blue Flower, Angular, Small Tea pot no. 10/8561, Royal Copenhagen
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Item no: 10-8561 Measurement: H: 13 cm x W: 20 cm x D: 12 cm
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White duck figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 124
White duck figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 124
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Item no: 1003124 Measurement: H: 3 cm
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White Mouse on sugar figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 176
White Mouse on sugar figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 176
White Mouse on sugar figurine, Roy...
Item no: 1003176 Measurement: H: 7 cm
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White Polar Bear cub rolling figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 21432 or 232
White Polar Bear cub rolling figurine, Royal Copenhagen no. 21432 or 232
White Polar Bear cub rolling figurine,...
Item no: 1003232 Measurement: H: 5 cm x W: 12 cm
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Thorvaldsen biscuit plate, Winter, Royal Copenhagen
Thorvaldsen biscuit plate, Winter, Roya...
Item no: 1004880 Year: 1850 Measurement: Ø: 14 cm
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Easter egg with blackcurrant and redcurrant, 2 pcs., Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Easter egg with blackcurrant and redcurrant, 2 pcs., Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Easter egg with blackcurrant and re...
Item no: 1019870 Year: 2016 Measurement: H: 6 cm
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Easter egg with butterflies, 2 pcs., Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Easter egg with butterflies, 2 pcs., Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
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Item no: 1019871 Year: 2016 Measurement: H: 6 cm
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Standing bonbonniere with columbine, Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Standing bonbonniere with columbine, Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
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Item no: 1019873 Year: 2016 Measurement: H: 12 cm
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Lying bonbonniere with geranium, Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Lying bonbonniere with geranium, Royal Copenhagen Easter Egg 2016
Lying bonbonniere with geranium, Roy...
Item no: 1019874 Year: 2016 Measurement: W: 12 cm
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Sleeping tabby Cat, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 422 or 057
Sleeping tabby Cat, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 422 or 057
Sleeping tabby Cat, Royal Copenhage...
Item no: 1020057 Measurement: H: 8 cm x W: 15 cm
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Mouse on Sugar, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 510 or 062
Mouse on Sugar, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 510 or 062
Mouse on Sugar, Royal Copenhage...
Item no: 1020062 Measurement: H: 5 cm
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Heron, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 532 or 068
Heron, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 532 or 068
Heron, Royal Copenhagen figuri...
Item no: 1020068 Measurement: H: 27 cm
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Swan, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 755 or 073
Swan, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 755 or 073
Swan, Royal Copenhagen bird fi...
Item no: 1020073 Measurement: H: 11 cm x W: 16 cm
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Tern Squatting, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 827 or 076
Tern Squatting, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 827 or 076
Tern Squatting, Royal Copenhage...
Item no: 1020076 Measurement: H: 9 cm x W: 26 cm
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Snowy owl, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 1829 or 116
Snowy owl, Royal Copenhagen bird figurine no. 1829 or 116
Snowy owl, Royal Copenhagen bird fi...
Item no: 1020116 Measurement: H: 40 cm
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Duck, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 1934 or 120
Duck, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 1934 or 120
Duck, Royal Copenhagen figuri...
Item no: 1020120 Measurement: H: 7 cm x W: 19 cm
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Tabby Cat tiptoeing,Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 306
Tabby Cat tiptoeing,Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 306
Tabby Cat tiptoeing,Royal Co...
Item no: 1020306 Measurement: H: 4 cm
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Swan with cygnets, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 360
Swan with cygnets, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 360
Swan with cygnets, Royal Copenhage...
Item no: 1020360 Measurement: H: 11 cm x W: 16 cm
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Princess Cat Looking at its tail, Royal Copenhagen figurine or 687
Princess Cat Looking at its tail, Royal Copenhagen figurine or 687
Princess Cat Looking at its tail, ...
Item no: 1020687 Measurement: H: 7 cm
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Golden Retriever and rottweiler puppies playing, Royal Copenhagen dog figurine no. 746
Golden Retriever and rottweiler puppies playing, Royal Copenhagen dog figurine no. 746
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Item no: 1020746 Measurement: H: 7 cm
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Dachshund, Royal Copenhagen dog figurine no. 753
Dachshund, Royal Copenhagen dog figurine no. 753
Dachshund, Royal Copenhagen dog fi...
Item no: 1020753 Measurement: H: 4 cm
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Blacksmith a hard days work, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 4502 or 151
Blacksmith a hard days work, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 4502 or 151
Blacksmith a hard days work, Royal ...
Item no: 1021151 Measurement: H: 22 cm
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Snowman, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 5658 or 158
Snowman, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 5658 or 158
Snowman, Royal Copenhagen figuri...
Item no: 1021158 Measurement: H: 13 cm
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Cat, Wiberg, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 372
Cat, Wiberg, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 372
Cat, Wiberg, Royal Copenhagen Chris...
Item no: 1021372 Measurement: H: 8 cm
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Royal Copenhagen figurine of dressed up girl no. 548
Royal Copenhagen figurine of dressed ...
Item no: 1021548 Measurement: H: 20 cm
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Else with her mother, Royal Copenhagen figurine no. 668
Else with her mother, Royal Copenhage...
Item no: 1021668 Measurement: H: 18 cm
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Pixie with Heart, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 761
Pixie with Heart, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 761
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Item no: 1021761 Measurement: H: 7 cm
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Pixie with Bell, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 763
Pixie with Bell, Royal Copenhagen Christmas figurine no. 763
Pixie with Bell, Royal Copenhagen Chris...
Item no: 1021763 Measurement: H: 7 cm
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Vase with The Little Mermaid, Royal Copenhagen no. 4463 or 381
Vase with The Little Mermaid, Royal Co...
Item no: 1024381 Measurement: H: 16 cm
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Royal Copenhagen mix of coffee servies

The Story of Royal Copenhagen Porcelain

The Royal Copenhagen factory was situated in an old mail court in Koebmagergade, Copenhagen.

It was decided from the very beginning in 1775, that the hallmark should be "Three Wavy Lines", symbolizing the three Danish straits (The Sound, The Little Belt and The Great Belt). With little variation all Royal Copenhagen products have been marked with this logo ever since.

The Royal Porcelain Factory

Right from the beginning the factory had serious problems with raw materials, firing, buildings, internal disagreements, etc. Everything seemed to be problematic in spite of the fierce efforts of Frantz Müller and his employees.

At the beginning of 1779 the economy was so bad, that the factory was taken over by the king and renamed " The Royal Porcelain Factory" - Abroad known as Royal Copenhagen.

In spite of the initial difficulties, the factory soon accomplished a high-quality production. Not until 1780 had the factory "gathered" enough articles to open up the shop that had been planned from the beginning. A shop was opened on the first floor in Koebmagergade. According to the cash books, the shop had nine customers on the first day of opening. The factory did not show any profits until 1795. And the Royal Family was always their biggest client.

By 1780 the rococo style is ousted in favour of the neo classical style with decorations in the contemporary German style. Naturalistic flowers in fresh colours as well as medallions in black or gray with typical motifs. Almost all figurines produced at the factory in those days were copies.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted service

The oldest service

At the same time tableware in the blue and white colours were manufactured. The Blue Fluted service was produced right from the start, but it was the Flora Danica service that made the factory world famous. By late 1700's the factory survived on orders and commissions from the Royal family and the nobility. Especially tableware and big magnificent vases were popular. Articles that would today be priced in the million kroner class. Royal Copenhagen's first golden age ends at the beginning of the 19th century.

In 1779, the pattern Blue Flower (also copied from Meissen) is introduced.

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica stel

The biggest commission ever was the Flora Danica service. "The Flora Danica service" was ordered by King Christian 7th in 1790 - supposedly meant as a gift to Zarina Katarina 2nd of Russia. Due to the death of the Zarina, the set remained with the Royal family in Denmark.

The set was based on the national botanical works of the same name, published from 1762. A very closely defined job, carried out by the German flowerpainter Johann Christoph Bauer who emigrated from Nürnberg. The job lasted from 1790 till 1802, and almost cost him his sight. When delivered the service included 1802 parts. Part of the original set is still exhibited at The Rosenborg Castle. The original set is still in the possession of the Royal family, and it is said to be used on special occasions.

"The Pure Style"

Denmark, and thereby Royal Copenhagen, experienced recession following the bombardment of Copenhagen in 1807 and the national bankruptcy of 1813. There was shortage on most things including raw-materials for the porcelain production. Royal Copenhagen had to let most employees go in 1810, or put them on standby payment.

Progress in artistic development and innovation picked up in 1816. From The Royal Academy of Art professor G. F. Hetsch was hired to be the artistic leader in 1828. He advocated for "The Pure Style" and had studied the arts and the idiom of the Antiquity in Rome.

Thanks to him Royal Copenhagen started the production of the much coveted bisquit-figurines, giving the factory a badly needed financial improvement. Moreover he was a big propagator of the late empire style. The prospect paintings were also favorites of those years.

The Royal Copenhagen employees had received education from a French painter specializing in this art form. Ín the following period several items with motifs of for example Amalienborg Palace, The Round Tower and Rosenborg Castle were introduced. Until 1857 G.F. Hetsch held the post as artistic leader.

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain

An apprentice becomes a competitor

The founder of Bing & Grondahl Frederik Vilhelm Grondahl was engaged as an apprentice in the throwing workshop in 1833. He stayed with Royal Copenhagen until 1852.

The absolute monarchy in Denmark was abolished in 1849. The old privileges and monopolies were dissolved and Royal Copenhagen was on its own.

Royal Copenhagen participated in its first official exhibition in London: The Crystal Palace World Exhibition in 1851 - the factory still under the artistic leadership of G. F. Hetsch.

On April 19, 1853, Bing & Groendahl was founded and became a direct competitor to Royal Copenhagen. 

New times

New times of recession put Royal Copenhagen under the ministry of the interior in 1864. By 1868 the factory was privately owned until the successful faience factory Aluminia surprisingly bought Royal Copenhagen in 1882. Probably this is what ensured the the continued existence of Royal Copenhagen. After the takeover, The Royal Porcelain Factory moved to the Aluminia premisses in Smallegade, Frederiksberg.

The year of 1868 was also when the first female "bluepainter" was hired at The Royal Porcelain Factory. So far this job had exclusively been handled by men. Quickly this field of work was completely taken over by women.

Royal Copenhagen Arnold Krog Blue Fluted porcelain

Administratively the two factories were merged, while they otherwise continued as two separate factories. The following year the Royal Copenhagen shop opened at Amagertorv. Arnold Krog was engaged as artistic leader, and he was responsible for the international breakthrough in Royal Danish porcelain. By the end of the 19th century the Aluminia factory "starved" in favour of Royal Copenhagen - in all respects.

Arnold Krog had from his very start at Royal Copenhagen already decided to "straighten up" the by now somewhat diluted blue pattern. In this period he designed the half and full lace versions of the Blue Fluted porcelain.

In 1980 Royal Copenhagen a store in Paris, France, and 7 years later another one on the fashionable "Old Bond Street" in London, England.
Customers all over the world wanted to acquire the new underglaze products. The porcelain factory had great success and the orders were pouring in.

During this period the Christmas plate was "invented", and factories all over the world followed in the steps of the Danish factories to produce the Christmas plates (and other decorative plates).

"The Fan" service was introduced in 1909 - designed by Arnold Krog. He had already in 1885 been inspired by a fan, but the service was not produced until 1909. It is also produced in green and in gold.

Knud Kyhn, sculptor, was engaged by Royal Copenhagen in 1904, where he stayed for the next 6 years, especially creating big figurines. He is one of several artists who have worked both at Bing & Groendahl and Royal Copenhagen. From 1909 he worked with Gerhard Henning at Royal Copenhagen. Gerhard Henning was a swedish-born artist who intoxicated with his opulent figurines inspired by the French 18th century art.

He often created figurines with small groups of people in an adventure style a la the Orient. Kyhn and Henning created several of Royal Copenhagen's big Pan (Faun) figurines, today absolutely coveted. Both artists worked at Royal Copenhagen several times.

By 1885 the Royal Copenhagen shop moved to Amager Torv 6, where it is still situated today.

New artists and production techniques

Patrick Nordström, a swedish ceramicist hired by Royal Copenhagen from 1912 to 1922, was in 1914 one of the first in Denmark to showcase stoneware at Royal Copenhagen. Patrick Nordström created a road for other artists in regards to experimenting with glaze for stoneware, etc. He always strived after perfection in unifying glaze and stoneware, and developed several new glazes over time.

The Royal Porcelain Factory has up through the 20th century continuously been able to renew and develop - constantly engaging new artists, and new or redeveloping various production techniques.

We have not spent a lot of time telling the Royal Copenhagen history later than the 1920's in this text, as - in our opinion - this part of the history is told better elsewhere. The production of already existing products and series such as Blue Fluted, Blue Flower and the Christmas plates etc. is still continued simultaneously with the development and production of numerous new products, following or ahead of styles and trends of the time.

During the 1970's Royal Copenhagen experienced a large growth in the sales and production of various collectibles such as Christmas and Mother's Day plates, Annual bells, Annual mugs etc.

The Royal Porcelain Factory bought and merged with several other manufactures of the glass, porcelain or design producers in Scandinavia since the 1980's. Georg Jensen, KostaBoda Orrefors, Holmegaard Glass-works and others have merged with the old porcelain factory. Since the merger with Holmegaard Glassworks in 1985, The Royal Porcelain Factory has existed under the name Royal Copenhagen (often referred to as RC).

Artists to be mentioned in recent years could be Sven Vestergaard, Ursula Munch-Petersen, Monica Ritterband and many more. New products to be emphasized are various series, such as "Santa Claus", "Christmas in Denmark" and many others. The latest addition is "Blue Fluted Mega" - a re-design of the original Blue Fluted, created by Karin Kjaeldgaard-Larsen. Little details from the original service are "blown up" in big size.

One major reason for Royal Copenhagen's continuing success is the decision to prioritize the quality of decoration on figurines and tableware. Royal Copenhagen has an artistic and qualitative high standard, and they offer their employees a motivating and artistic environment.

Today Royal Copenhagen is part of Fiskars Group and the production takes place in Thailand. 

Facts about Royal Copenhagen:

When was Royal Copenhagen established?

  • Royal Copenhagen was established in 1775.

Why is the trademark of Royal Copenhagen three wavy blue lines?

  • The three wavy blue lines of the Royal Copenhagen trademark represents the three straits of Denmark; The Sound, The Little Belt and The Great Belt.

Which is the most famous dinnerware of Royal Copenhagen?

  • The most famous commonly available dinnerware from Royal Copenhagen is the Blue Fluted Dinnerware. Other than that there is the hugely expensive and delicate Flora Danica originally made for Zarina Catharina of Russia.

Who owns Royal Copenhagen today?

  • Royal Copenhagen is currently a trademark of Fiskars.

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Royal Copenhagen Mother with child figurine

Royal Copenhagen Fortuna figurines with glass decoration and candlesticks

Royal Copenhagen Fortuna figurines with glass decoration and candlesticks

Royal Copenhagen Figurines

Royal Copenhagen Figurines

Royal Copenhagen Figurines

The beautiful Blue Flower tableware often comes into the shop