Royal Copenhagen serving bowls

Since 1775, Royal Copenhagen porcelain has borne three symbols: the blue waves, the royal crown and the painter's personal mark. The waves represent Denmark's waters and authenticity, while the crown, adorned with the Dagmar Cross, symbolizes royal connection. Each painter has his unique mark, making each object personal and unique.

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Blue Fluted Mega Mini Bowl 24 cl

€61.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 3.1 L / 24 cm

€200.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 35 cl / 16 cm

€83.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 73 cl / 15 cm

€114.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 47 cl / 13 cm

€90.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 35 cl / 16 cm

€83.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 24 cl

€61.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 1.1 L / 18 cm

€150.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 1.8 L / 21 cm

€170.00

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Black Fluted Mega Bowl 3.1 L / 24 cm

€200.00

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White Fluted Bowl 73 cl / 15 cm

€42.00

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White Fluted Bowl 47 cl / 13 cm

€34.00

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White Fluted Bowl 35 cl / 16 cm 2 pcs

€57.00

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White Fluted Bowl 15 cl

€22.00

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White Fluted Dip Bowl 9 cl 2 pcs

€39.00

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White Fluted Footed Bowl 15 cm

€134.00

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White Fluted Sauce Bowl 55 cl

€94.00

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White Fluted Bowl 1.1 L / 18 cm

€61.00

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White Fluted Bowl 1.8 L / 21 cm

€76.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl with Lid 145 cl

€160.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl with Lid 130 cl

€265.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl with Lid 100 cl

€120.00

Blue Fluted Mega Bowl with Lid & Saucer 38 cl

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl with Lid & Saucer 38 cl

€147.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 73 cl / 15 cm

€114.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 47 cl / 13 cm

€90.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 15 cl

€47.00

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Blue Mega Bowl 9 cl

€40.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Sauce Boat 37 cl

€155.00

Blue Fluted Mega Footed Bowl 6 cm / Ø 17 cm

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Blue Fluted Mega Footed Bowl 6 cm / Ø 17 cm

€150.00

Blue Fluted Mega Footed Bowl 80 cl / 15 cm High

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Blue Fluted Mega Footed Bowl 80 cl / 15 cm High

€280.00

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White Fluted Bowl 3.1 L / 24 cm

€92.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Footed Bowl 8 cm

€79.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 1.1 L / 18 cm

€150.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 1.8 L / 21 cm

€170.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 240 cl

€240.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 34 cm

€320.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Bowl 3 cl 2 pcs

€63.00

Blue Fluted Mega Butter Dish with Lid 42 cl

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Blue Fluted Mega Butter Dish with Lid 42 cl

€107.00

Blue Fluted Mega Sauce Jug with Lid 33 cl

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Blue Fluted Mega Sauce Jug with Lid 33 cl

€121.00

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Blue Fluted Mega Sauce Bowl 55 cl

€200.00

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White Fluted Butter Dish with Lid 42 cl

€69.00

Royal Copenhagen

Since 1775, every piece of Royal Copenhagen porcelain has carried its characteristic factory markings: the three blue waves, the royal crown and the painter's personal mark. These symbols represent authenticity, quality craftsmanship and the royal connection.

When Queen Dowager Juliane Marie founded the Royal Porcelain Factory in 1775, she insisted that the three waves be the factory's trademark. The waves symbolize Denmark's three most important waters; the Sound, the Great Belt and the Little Belt. Even today, these waves are painted on the back of every piece of porcelain, as part of Royal Copenhagen's well-known signature of authenticity and craftsmanship. Originally, the crown was painted by hand, but in the 1870s the company began stamping the mark under the glaze. The crown is adorned by the 'Dagmar Cross', a medieval jeweled cross discovered in 1690. Over the years, the design of the crown has changed, but it is still possible to identify the year or decade when each piece of porcelain was made.

Each painter's unique markings

It takes four years to learn the art of painting on Royal Copenhagen porcelain. Although it can be difficult to distinguish one Blue Fluted design from another, experienced painters always recognize their own work as their own handwriting. Each painter has their own mark, stamped on the underside of each piece of porcelain, making each piece personal and unique.

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