A rare and exquisite set of seventeen Royal Copenhagen luncheon plates in the "Flora Danica" pattern, dating from the mid-20th century. Each hand-painted porcelain plate features a unique botanical study of Danish flora, rendered with incredible detail and vibrant colors. The scalloped rims are enhanced with a delicate basketweave relief pattern and gilded edges. The reverse of each plate bears the distinctive Royal Copenhagen mark, three wavy lines symbolizing Denmark's three waterways, and the crown logo. This pattern is celebrated for its historical significance and artistic mastery, making these plates highly collectible. Slight variations in the hand-painted designs are present, adding to their unique charm. A beautiful example of Danish porcelain artistry, perfect for display or special occasion dining.

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Excellent. No visible chips, cracks, or repairs. Minimal wear to gilding consistent with age and occasional use.