Royal Copenhagen

A group of six dishes, "Blue Fluted" / "Musselmalet", Royal Copenhagen, around 1800 and later.

Decorated with underglaze blue, fluted relief.
Two leaf-shaped dishes, model 143 and 152, blue painter's marks "64" and "47," green stamps "Royal Copenhagen," 1898-1923. Length 19-20 cm.
Serving dish model 9, marked "1/9" blue painter's mark "3," green stamp "Danmark" 1893-1900. Diameter 26.5 cm.
Two dishes of an earlier model marked with so-called 'bølgelinier' or wave pattern, the smaller with blue painter's mark "5" , the larger's mark probably for Jens Henrich Kaas (blue painter apprentice 1780-84, thereafter blue painter until his death in 1813), diameter approx. 23-24.5 cm. Around 1800.

Model 9 originally refered to as "Kageskål" modeller J. Jacobsen November 1892.

Smaller older dish with painter's signature "5" with two rim cracks and a chip. Larger older plate with a rim chip.