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 Vintage Royal Copenhagen Cobblestone Street Corner Scene Danish Trinket TrayItem # 2247Royal Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen plate, china, porcelain dish. This "Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Danish Trinket Tray of a Cobblestone Street Corner Scene" measures 3 and one quarter inches across. The Royal Copenhagen Factory was founded around 1771 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by F H Müller. It is known for its high quality porcelain and for the three wavy lines which have formed part of the companys many marks since 1775. In the 1880s when production at the Royal Copenhagen factory was dropping to a dangerously low level they were taken over by Aluminia (founded 1863), successful makers of earthenware, and since that time the two ranges, earthenware and porcelain, have been running in tandem. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Vintage Royal Copenhagen Sidewalk Vendor Scene Danish Trinket TrayItem # 2248Royal Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen plate, china, porcelain dish. This "Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Danish Trinket Tray of a Sidewalk Vendor Scene" measures 3 and one quarter inches across. The Royal Copenhagen Factory was founded around 1771 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by F H Müller. It is known for its high quality porcelain and for the three wavy lines which have formed part of the companys many marks since 1775. In the 1880s when production at the Royal Copenhagen factory was dropping to a dangerously low level they were taken over by Aluminia (founded 1863), successful makers of earthenware, and since that time the two ranges, earthenware and porcelain, have been running in tandem. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Vintage Royal Copenhagen Statue Memorial Scene Danish Trinket TrayItem # 2249Royal Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen plate, china, porcelain dish. This "Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Danish Trinket Tray of a Statue Menorail Scene" measures 3 and one quarter inches across. The Royal Copenhagen Factory was founded around 1771 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by F H Müller. It is known for its high quality porcelain and for the three wavy lines which have formed part of the companys many marks since 1775. In the 1880s when production at the Royal Copenhagen factory was dropping to a dangerously low level they were taken over by Aluminia (founded 1863), successful makers of earthenware, and since that time the two ranges, earthenware and porcelain, have been running in tandem. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Vintage Royal Copenhagen Dog Sled Scene Danish Trinket TrayItem # 2250Royal Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen plate, china, porcelain dish. This "Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Danish Trinket Tray of a Dog Sled Scene" measures 3 and one quarter inches across. The Royal Copenhagen Factory was founded around 1771 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by F H Müller. It is known for its high quality porcelain and for the three wavy lines which have formed part of the companys many marks since 1775. In the 1880s when production at the Royal Copenhagen factory was dropping to a dangerously low level they were taken over by Aluminia (founded 1863), successful makers of earthenware, and since that time the two ranges, earthenware and porcelain, have been running in tandem. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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 Vintage Royal Copenhagen Busy Street Scene Danish Trinket TrayItem # 2251Royal Copenhagen, Royal Copenhagen plate, china, porcelain dish. This "Vintage Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Danish Trinket Tray of a Busy Street Scene" measures 3 and one quarter inches across. The Royal Copenhagen Factory was founded around 1771 in Copenhagen, Denmark, by F H Müller. It is known for its high quality porcelain and for the three wavy lines which have formed part of the companys many marks since 1775. In the 1880s when production at the Royal Copenhagen factory was dropping to a dangerously low level they were taken over by Aluminia (founded 1863), successful makers of earthenware, and since that time the two ranges, earthenware and porcelain, have been running in tandem. This item is in our antiques archives andTo view the items we currently have in stock, for sale, |
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