Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Saxon Flower, set of four angular porcelain lunch plates. Approx. 1970s. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain Three antique dishes in hand-painted

Three antique dishes in hand-painted faience

Aluminia/Royal Copenhagen Blue Line

1941) is a Swedish ceramist and designer who played a central role in Gustavsberg's production from the late 1960s to the 1980s

Provenance: Ceramicist Gunver Bilde Sørensen's estate

Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Saxon Flower, set of four angular porcelain lunch plates. Approx. 1970s. Artist bruges ikke i Porcelain Three antique dishes in hand-paintedRoyal Copenhagen Saxon Flower, set of four lunch plates model 627 8550. Rare set of four angular hand painted porcelain lunch plates in the Saxon Flower pattern, model 627 8550, first quality. Origin: Denmark. Material: Porcelain. Dimensions: D. 22 cm. Period: 1970s. Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: Royal Copenhagen was founded in 1775 and remains one of Denmarks most prestigious porcelain manufacturers, internationally