Excludes overweight/oversized items and those requiring special packaging. Other exclusions apply. For details, click here
Royal CopenhagenWhite Fluted Plain Dinner Plate
$55
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- Online Inquiries: HCS21_HFFFG
- Store Inquiries:#401223641856
- Pure white porcelain with fluting detail
- Sold individually
- Approx. 10.75"L x 10.8"W
- Overall, approx. 11.48/11.60"W x 1.6"T
- Item Weight (Lbs.): 2.3
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Imported
About Royal Copenhagen:
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
Excludes overweight/oversized items and those requiring special packaging. Other exclusions apply. For details, click here
Winter Crystal & Tabletop Sale: 20% off select Waterford Crystal, Wedgwood, Royal Copenhagen, and Iittala items. Exclusions apply. Savings reflected in checkout. Sale ends December 13, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. CT. For details, click here
Royal CopenhagenWhite Fluted Plain Bowl
$50
20% off: $40
- Online Inquiries: HCS21_HFFFH
- Store Inquiries:#401223641917
- Pure white fluted porcelain
- Sold individually
- Approx. 5.25"L x 5.3"W x 2.4"H
- Overall, approx. 6"W x 2.8"T
- Holds 1 pt
- Item Weight (Lbs.): 0.8
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Imported
About Royal Copenhagen:
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
Excludes overweight/oversized items and those requiring special packaging. Other exclusions apply. For details, click here
Royal CopenhagenWhite Fluted Mugs, Set of 2
$80
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- Online Inquiries: HCS21_HFFFM
- Store Inquiries:#401223645502
- Fluted mugs are crafted of porcelain
- Approx. 3.4"L x 4.4"W x 4.3"T
- Set of two
- Holds 11 oz
- Item Weight (Lbs.): 1.3
- Dishwasher safe
- Imported
About Royal Copenhagen:
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
Excludes overweight/oversized items and those requiring special packaging. Other exclusions apply. For details, click here
Winter Crystal & Tabletop Sale: 20% off select Waterford Crystal, Wedgwood, Royal Copenhagen, and Iittala items. Exclusions apply. Savings reflected in checkout. Sale ends December 13, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. CT. For details, click here
Royal CopenhagenWhite Fluted Salad Plate, 8.75"
$50
20% off: $40
- Online Inquiries: HCS21_HAJBY
- Store Inquiries:#401076302782
- Fluted salad plate made of porcelain
- Approx. 8.75"L x 8.8"W
- Overall, approx. 9.4/9.6"W x 2.2"T
- Base dimensions: 22 cm
- Item Weight (Lbs.): 1.3
- Microwave and dishwasher safe
- Imported
About Royal Copenhagen:
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
The Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory, which later became Royal Copenhagen, was founded as the result of experiments by pharmacist Frantz Heinrich Müller (1738-1820), an expert chemist who created hard porcelain made from quartz, kaolin, and feldspar.
Queen Dowager Juliane Marie and her son Frederik, heir to the throne, became partners with Müller in 1775. For almost a century, the Royal Danish Porcelain Manufactory was run by the royal family. In 1868, it became a private company but retained its name and the privilege of flying the royal swallow-tailed flag. For more than 200 years, Royal Copenhagen has supplied modern homes with functional artware and, today, still creates fine, hand-painted porcelain manufactured by ancient methods.
