TWO ROYAL COPENHAGEN STONEWARE ARTICLES C.1940

A collection of two Royal Copenhagen stoneware articles by Helge Christoffersen and Jorgen Mogensen both marked to base circa 1940. Helge Christoffersen (Danish, 1925-1965) A bowl in relief: Dia- 8" J

Knud Khyn (Danish, 1880-1969) A collection of two marked Royal Copenhagen stoneware figures of animals circa 1960. To include: A seated monkey: 7.25" A reclining foal: 6.25" Provenance: From the origi

Jais Nielsen (Danish, 1885-1961) A collection of two Royal Copenhagen stoneware vessels circa 1930. The handled vessel having figural animal motif in relief: 8.5" The jar with brass cover: 9.75" Prove

Includes three pocket cabaret dish, 13 in. W. and a compote, 5 1/2 in. H., 8 in. Diam.

Patrick Nordstrom Vases, set of two Royal CopenhagenDenmark, 1912-22glazed stoneware 5 h x 3.75 dia in (13 x 10 cm) 7.25 h x 3.75 dia in (18 x 10 cm) Glazed signature with three line

Knud Kyhn (Danish, 1880-1969) Two Hippo Figures Royal Copenhagen, Denmark glazed stoneware signed to underside of each example Height of tallest 5 1/2 inches

Includes the following Royal Copenhagen Denmark studio hand crafted stoneware pottery articles. The square shaped tray bowl features abstract patterns and was designed by Jorgen Mogensenvery (JM) inci

(lot of 3) Danish Modern Bode Willumsen stoneware vessels, two for Royal Copenhagen, each having a figural handle, one depicting a putto with rooster, another with a lion form handle, the last a studi

Patrick Nordstrom for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1921 large stoneware vase with two handles and covered in a mat crystalline glaze; initials in underglaze blue with 3 waves and numbers 29-10 / 1921. G

Two Royal Copenhagen; one triangular with 'Flora Danica' ash tree design ; white dish (chip). Herend porcelain boot figure. Flora Danica plate formerly a compote. As is. 9"Dia

modern, with various date marks, each with printed and painted marks, comprising two egg holders (no. 20/3530, 2 inches high); three small dishes (no. 20/3501, 3 inches diameter); four cut-corner squa

Nine Royal Copenhagen Faience Table Articles. Comprising six vases, two square serving dishes, and Aluminia egg form flower frog; brown, ochre, blue, cream glazes. Markings to undersides. {Approximate

Collection of Royal Copenhagen Blue Lace Table Articles: Comprising a coffee pot {height 9 1/2 inches}; teapot; four teacups; seven saucers; covered sugar bowl; salt cellar; coffee cup; two saucers; a

Royal Copenhagen and Aluminia Faience Table Articles. Mainly decorated in blue enamels; Royal Copenhagen comprising three vases, two square serving dishes, round shallow bowl; Aluminia pieces comprisi

printed and painted factory marks; comprising two pairs of shakers, one pair numbered 467, the other pair 480 (3 3/8 in. high); two Full Lace round dishes, numbered 1/1081 (5 3/4 in. dia.); and a pair

ROYAL COPENHAGEN BLUE FLOWER - PANNELED TABLE ARTICLES, LOT OF 20, comprising six dinner plates, five cup and saucer sets, two additional saucers, a salt shaker, and a small plate. Various marks to un

DANISH ROYAL COPENHAGEN BLUE HALF LACE PORCELAIN TABLE AND DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, each featuring delicate floral and vine motif with fluted form, comprising two pitchers/jugs including one w

Group of five animal figures: two bears, dog, monkey, and foal, Denmark, ca. 1950s/60s Glazed stoneware All stamped and incised KK Largest: 6 1/4" x 7 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Jais Nielsen (Danish, 1885–1961): For Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, the sides carved in high relief with two male figures and an angel, with a glazed cover with a bird. Designed and made circa 1930s-40

TEN CERAMIC DISHES INCLUDING ROYAL COPENHAGENDanish, 20th century, ceramic. Ten (10) total articles, six (6) Royal Copenhagen: a 21213 Knud Kyhn elephant dish, a 21823 Carl Halier stoneware bowl; faie

ASSORTED CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, comprising an octagonal Royal Copenhagen covered trinket dish having orange crackle glaze with gilt banding, a Studio Fris vase with light gray glaze, two Itali

19th and 20th century. The lot includes an elegant vase by Royal Copenhagen along with an antique enamel decorated Mary Gregory glass box. Each in good overall condition. Tallest: H6 3/4"

Royal Copenhagen (Danish), 1956. Group of two Carl Martin-Hansen designed porcelain figures of children from the National Costume Series (designed 1906-1925) comprising: "Amager", models 1205 and 1206

Two Royal Copenhagen porcelain Flora Danica reticulated basketslate 19th-20th centuryBlack painted titles in Latin, one with green printed factory mark and each with blue wave mark, green painted patt