Bing & Grondahl (Danish, founded 1853). A 159 piece porcelain dinner set in the "Saxon Flower" pattern comprising 18 tea cups (assorted sizes), twenty-five saucers, two leaf shaped serving dishes, four oblong trays, four oval serving trays, four oval serving dishes, two large oval platters, circular serving dish, footed compote or bonbon, nineteen bread and butter plates, twenty-five dinner plates, twenty-seven salad plates, nine luncheon plates, nineteen bowls, covered casserole, shaped serving bowl and a footed compote. All marked.

Footed compote with chip to rim. Light wear to gilt on all items, some with more significant lose to gilt borders. Two bread and butter plates with one chip on rim. One bread and butter plte with two chips on rim. One saucer with a chip on rim. One saucer with adhesive residue on tondo. Some items with losses to enamel work from cleaning and use. Some items with some surface scratches from knife use--although majority of pieces lacking any surface scratches. Two salad plates with a chip on rim. One teacup with chip on foot. One teacup with vertical stable hairline crack running on body. Six dinner plates with one chip on rim. One dinner plate with chip on foot. Two soup bowl with two chips on rim. One soup bowl with chip on foot.