Royal Copenhagen side dish "Flora Danica
Royal Copenhagen side dish "Flora Danica
Design 1790 by order of the Danish King Christian VII, designed by the Royal Porcelain Manufactory in 1966, green stamp with blue wavy mark, brush number and brush letters, oval, deeply vaulted bowl with rich ornamental and gold relief decoration on the jagged rim, a branch handle with floral trimming and botanical representation of the rhombic fern in fine polychrome onglaze painting and Latin inscription "Botrychium ternatum Sw. Beurpoaenum", one flower and handle minimally bumped, otherwise in good condition, l 22 cm. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.
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Royal Copenhagen side dish "Flora Danica
Design 1790 by order of the Danish King Christian VII, designed by the Royal Porcelain Manufactory in 1966, green stamp with blue wavy mark, brush number and brush letters, oval, deeply vaulted bowl with rich ornamental and gold relief decoration on the jagged rim, a branch handle with floral trimming and botanical representation of the rhombic fern in fine polychrome onglaze painting and Latin inscription "Botrychium ternatum Sw. Beurpoaenum", one flower and handle minimally bumped, otherwise in good condition, l 22 cm. Automatically translated by DeepL. To see the original version, click here.
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