We found 31506 price guide item(s) matching your search

Knud Kyhn (Danish, 1880-1969) for Royal Copenhagen, two plates, mid-20th century, glazed stoneware,the larger example decorated with a tiger pursuing a bird, with printed marks, numbered '21445' and incised 'KK',24cm diameter,the smaller example decorated with a deer in a wooded landscape, with printed marks, numbered '21214' and incised 'KK',18.7cm diameter (2)Condition ReportStructurally sound. There are scuffs, marks, and surface dirt to both plates commensurate with age and use. Remnants of adhesive label to the reverse of both plates. Minor pitting and crazing.

Royal Copenhagen - two figures to inc 834 pair of owls & 982 squirrel, the largest 9cm tall [2]

Qty of mixed ceramics to incl Royal Copenhagen, Danbury Mint RAF tankards, Wedgwood, Herend etc

Mid-century retro earthenware Royal Copenhagen of Denmark Baca vase with matte-glaze decoration No. 720/3361, mark for Nils Thorsson, 11cm

Royal Copenhagen - three figures of birds, 3234 Kingfisher, 1505 Bluetit & 127 Robin, the largest 9cm tall [3]

Nine assorted Royal Copenhagen blue and white porcelain Christmas plates, 1950's-1970's, each 18cm [9]

Charming hand-painted porcelain figurine by Royal Copenhagen depicting a cheerful snowman in a green hat holding a broom, lovingly greeted by a brown rabbit standing on its hind legs. Model number 017, this piece is marked on the base with the Royal Copenhagen hallmark and three-wave symbol. A delightful holiday-themed collectible showcasing the fine porcelain craftsmanship and whimsy associated with the Royal Copenhagen name. Measures approximately 5.5"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: DenmarkCondition: Age related wear.

A pair of 20th century Royal Copenhagen side plate - of tradition blue and white decoration, 21cm diam, together with a larger example (3)

A Royal Copenhagen vase - with a narrow neck and decorated with a butterfly and flowers, 14cm high, together with two small Gozo glass vases. (3)

A Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain pattern dinner and tea service, including coffee pot, cups, saucers, water jug, dinner plates, side plates, tureens, etcOne serving dish has a small rim chip. One plate has a rim chip and another has a crack. One bowl has a small chip to the rim. Six cups and eight saucers are copies by German and other Danish factories.

A Royal Copenhagen Flora botanical square dish painted with a rose, inscribed and stamped marks, 21.5cm acrossIn good condition with no damage.

A group of six Royal Copenhagen ceramics, comprising three vases, two bowls, and one small plate,the largest vase12cm high (6)Condition ReportStructrually the ceramics appear sound. Some scratches, pitting, and minor wear.

A Royal Doulton model of a Jack Russell, 7cm high, together with a Beswick model of a bulldog, 13cm high, a Royal Copenhagen model of a dachshund, 9cm high, and other similar (qty)

A Royal Copenhagen 'Blue Flowers' pattern porcelain dinner service, 20th century, comprising five oval serving dishes, 45cm, 36.5cm, and 31.5cm long, a circular serving dish, 33.5cm diameter, a square bowl, 21.5cm wide, a soup tureen and cover, 31cm wide, a vegetable tureen, 27.5cm wide, 12 dinner plates, 25.5cm diameter, 12 soup bowls, 24.5cm diameter, 12 side plates, 22.5cm diameter, 12 cake plates, 17.5cm diameter, two open sauce tureens, 22.5cm long, two leaf form dishes, 18.5cm long, and six teacups and saucers, teacups 11.7cm wide, impressed and painted marks (qty.)Condition ReportOne large oval serving dish chipped to the edge.One dinner plate chipped to the rim.One soup bowl chipped to the rim.Two side plates chipped to the rim.Two cake plates chipped to the rim.One sauce tureen chipped to the rim.Nibbles to the encrusted flowers on the leaf form dishes.General surface scratches, minor nibbles and wear commensurate with age.

Royal Copenhagen, Mädchen Elsa Porzellan polychrom bemalt. Unter dem Stand bez. Nr. 404, II. Wahl. H.: 17 cm.

Two Lladro cat figures, comprising Cat and Mouse no 5236 and Kitty Confrontation no 1442, together with Royal Copenhagen cat and three other figures

Three Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising Faun and Frog no. 1713, Fawn and Owl no. 2107 and Faun with a Raven no.2113

Four Royal Copenhagen figures, comprising Faun with Goat no 498, Faun with Rabbit no 439 and two faun riding on tortoise going fast no 858

Royal Copenhagen Figure The Little Mermaid no. 4431 together with two Girl on Stone no . 4027

Royal Copenhagen Charging Bull, no.1195, with printed mark beneath H22cm

Royal Copenhagen Faun riding a goat no 737, together with Fawn and Parrot no. 752

Collection of Royal Copenhagen plates

Eight various Royal Copenhagen animal figures including Siamese cats etc

Thirteen Royal Copenhagen Christmas wall plates

A Royal Copenhagen large model of a long eared owl, by Peter Herold, marked to the underside 1331. Height 35 cm.

SIX ROYAL COPENHAGEN 'FLORA DANICA' BOTANICAL PLATES SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY With pierced borders and serrated rims, each specimen titled verso in black script, factory marks 23cm diameterTogether with a Royal Copenhagen 'Flora Danica' leaf-shaped sauce boat 18cm in length Condition Report: Restored handle to sauce boat. Condition Report Disclaimer

FOUR ROYAL COPENHAGEN 'FAUNA DANICA' FISH PLATES SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY With pierced borders and serrated rims, each painted with a fish specimen and inscribed in black script verso and with factory marks 25.5cm diameter Condition Report: Examined under UV light. No restoration detected, no serious rim chips found, no serious surface wear/knife scratches.Condition Report Disclaimer

THREE ROYAL COPENHAGEN 'FAUNA DANICA' PLATES SECOND HALF 20TH CENTURY Each painted with a single bird species within gilt serrated rims and each titled verso in black script, factory marks 25.5cm diameterTogether with two similar but smaller plates with a feathered border and serrated rims 21.5cm diameter Condition Report: Pheasant plate has a restored 1cm long section of serrated rim.Condition Report Disclaimer

ROYAL COPENHAGEN; a large quantity of 'Blue Fluted' dinnerware, including two large oval salad plates, a larger oval meat platter, dinner plates, tea plates, sandwich plates, saucers, two hot water jugs, coffee pot, lidded tureen, comport, milk jug, cream jug, sauceboat, smaller lidded tureen, etc. Condition Report: Multiple items have cracks, repairs, hairlines and chips, some plates, teacups and bowls have been in multiple pieces and have been poorly restored.One of the sauce boats and one of the large bowls and B&G and not Copenhagen.Seven oval dishes, two plates and one bowl are not marked as Copenhagen, however all other items are marked as Copenhagen.The majority of items are damages, however most have very minor damages such as small chips to the rims.One tureen is missing the finial handle to the lid.Two of the Tureens are broken, one is missing its finial, the other has a small chip, all Jugs are intact, eight of the small bowls have small hairlines and chips, sixteen of the small plates have chips, crakcs, hairlines and poor restoration where the plates have previously been in multiple pieces, fourteen of the big plates have small chips around the rims and some have hairlines and some larger cracks, two of the big bowls have losses, hairlines, cracks and chips, all teapots are free from damages, two of the platter have small chips but no cracks or hairlines, comport has a small chip to the rim, and two of the tea cups have hairlines and cracks, but all others are free from any damages.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a recumbent pointer, modelled by Lauritz Jensen, incised L.J. to base, printed green factory marks, blue wave and CF, shape no. 1634, 19.5cm wide 

Collection of English and Royal Copenhagen porcelain and other items including a Royal Copenhagen ivory ground osier moulded part coffee service printed with flower sprays, two Meissen (Outside Decorated) side plates painted with flower sprays, late 19th century, a Richard Ginori 18th century-style tea caddy and cover of arched rectangular form, a domed circular pin dish and cover and a small stand, an English porcelain pink ground basket formed bough pot and cover, blue crossed swords marks, probably Minton, the top flower encrusted painted with bouquets and a Belleek shell moulded and flower encrusted posy vase and other items 

Collection of Royal Copenhagen porcelain including two Christmas pattern coffee cans and saucers, a compressed oviform vase painted with a blue tit, 15cm high, a small osier moulded pin dish painted with a blue flower spray, a spirally moulded coffee pot and cover printed with loose bouquets of flowers, various printed green and blue marks, painted numerals and a Bloor Derby Botanical green ground dessert plate, painted with 'Chinese Bramble' within gilt foliate moulded border and an English porcelain green and gilt bordered oval two-handled low comport, possibly Samuel Alcock circa 1840, pattern no.3/3189 

Royal Copenhagen porcelain model of a seated bloodhound, modelled by Lauritz Jensen, its fur enriched in grey and brown tones, printed green and painted blue wave marks, initialled UT, incised AW, shape no. 1322 in green, 23cm high

Collection of Royal Copenhagen porcelain models of birds, printed blue and green marks, various painted shape numbers, including three miniature models of robins, a larger example, a model of a blue tit and others, largest 6.5cm high (8) 

Group of Royal Copenhagen and Bing und Grondahl porcelain figures and models, comprising: a small model of a mouse , shape no. 511, a model of a goose girl, no. 527, the Little Mermaid, no. 4431, a white figure of a girl carrying a pig and a Bing und Grondahl figure of a lady with geese, various printed, painted and impressed marks (5), 24.5cm high (5)

Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure of The Knitter, shape no. 1317, a figure of a Girl Feeding a Calf, shape no. 779, and a Boy Leading a Cow, shape no. 772, both on grassy oval bases, printed and painted blue and green marks, the knitter applied with gilt dealer's label for A.B. Schou, 23.5 cm high max. (3)

Collectable Ceramics, collection of Royal Copenhagen Vases and Figures

Royal Copenhagen porcelain figure of a girl and goats 694, and figurine of a boy with geese 2139 (A/F)

Royal Copenhagen model of a dog together with a further model of two children

2 Foto-Stellrahmen. Holz mit Metallapplikationen. Um 1900. Inliegend je Foto. H. 18,5 bzw. 21 cm. Beigegeben: Windlicht aus blauem Glas und Deckel aus Porzellan, Royal Copenhagen.

Teller im Empirestil, Frankenthal. Porzellan, elfenbeinfarben. Spiegel mit Deckelvase und Blumenmalerei. Rand mit Rosa-Lila Dekor und Goldrand (l. berieben). Bodenring best. Stempelmarke Frankenthal, 19. Jh. D. 23,5 cm. Beigegeben: Teller, Royal Copenhagen. Bunte Blumenmalerei. 2. Wahl. D. 25 cm.

3 Mokkatassen mit Untertassen, Royal Copenhagen, Modell "Fairytale". Porzellan mit polychromem Dekor und Gold. Grüne und blaue Unterglasurmarke Royal Copenhagen, Ende 20. Jh. 1. Wahl. Beigegeben: Flaschenvase, Porzellan, weiß. Szeptermarke Berlin, 1962-1992. 2. Wahl. H. 21 cm.

Kyhn, Knud (1880 Frederiksberg – Farum 1969), nach 3 Skulpturen "Spielende Bären". Porzellan mit Laufglasuren in unterschiedlichen Brauntönen. Grüne und blaue Unterglasurmarke Royal Copenhagen, 20./21. Jh. 1. Wahl. H. 8 bis 10 cm.

A COLLECTION OF DANISH CERAMICS to include a group of Royal Copenhagen items to include a square crackle glazed trinket pot, a 'Langelinie' vase height 17cm, a '1978' coffee cup, a 'Bicentenary' plate diameter 18cm, a 'Vibaek Water Mill' plate, and a floral pin dish, and three B & G Kopenhaven Christmas plates to include 1962, 1966, and 1977 (9) (Condition Report: items could benefit from a clean but overall appear in good condition)

A Royal Copenhagen 3131 dish - modelled as a crab climbing into a shallow basket, painted factory marks, 16cm wide.

mixed media on paper, signed and dated '87 mounted, framed and under glass image size 50cm x 66cm, overall size 68cm x 84cm Note: William Gear was a painter born in Fife, Scotland, on 2nd August 1915, the son of Janet Gear and Porteous Gear, a coal miner. He studied at Edinburgh College of Art from 1932 ? 6, gaining a postgraduate scholarship that enabled him to study art at Edinburgh University from 1936 -7. Winning a travelling scholarship enabled him to visit Italy, Greece, and the Balkans and to study in Paris with Fernand Leger. After serving throughout the Second World War as an officer in the Royal Corps of Signals he settled in Paris where he met many of the leading post-war Parisian artists. After meeting Appel, Constant, Corneille and Jorn, he joined the COBRA group, Europe?s most important avant-garde movement of the mid ? twentieth century. COBRA is an acronym based on Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam in acknowledgement of the founders? nationalities and to emphasise the internationalism of their attitude. The COBRA painters emphasised spontaneity ? an image, they felt, should appear on the canvas as naturally and quickly as a sudden change of weather in the world beyond the window. And it ought to be as impersonal as a thunderstorm. William Gear exhibited with the group in Amsterdam and Copenhagen in 1949; however, beyond his association with COBRA he had a long and successful career in his own right. For example, he was awarded a Festival of Britain Purchase Prize in 1951 and his work appeared at the 1954 Venice Biennale. He became a Senior Royal Academician in 1995 and his work is held in many major public and private collections around the world. In our auctions of 1st August and 12th September 2024, five examples of William Gear's work were offered and sold achieving œ2000, œ2400, œ2400, œ4000 & œ4000 (all hammer prices).

A Royal Copenhagen tea service decorated with foliage and gilt edging on an ice white ground, makers mark to base, pattern 884, 9481, (14).

SWEDEN. Christina, 1632-54. Silver Medal, 1665. Rome. Unsigned by Alberto Hamerani Snarlik. Issued in Rome, where after the abdication from 1656 the queen stayed until her death in 1689.Obv: CHRISTINA REGINA, helmeted and laureate head right. Rev: MAKEΛΩΣ, phoenix rising from the ashes.An exceedingly rare medal, illustrated on page 540 of Delzanno's recent 'Sveriges Kungliga Medaljer', and quite possibly the only silver specimen in private hands. Notably, even the Royal Mint of Copenhagen lacks an example. Its rarity has led some to remark that one might more easily encounter Fifty Christina Riksdalers.After abdicating the Swedish throne in 1654 and converting to Catholicism, Queen Christina settled in Rome, where she became a prominent patron of the arts and sciences. Her residence, the Palazzo Riario (now Palazzo Corsini), housed an extensive collection of art and became a hub for intellectuals and artists. Christina founded the Accademia dell’Arcadia, promoting literary and philosophical discourse, and supported composers like Alessandro Scarlatti and Arcangelo Corelli. Notably, she established Rome's first public opera house, Teatro Tordinona, challenging the ban on female performers by featuring women on stage. Her influence extended to protecting personal freedoms and supporting Jewish communities in Rome. Christina died in 1689 and is one of the few women interred in St. Peter's Basilica. Ex. The Count Bonde Collection, Ericsberg Castle.Reference: Hildebrand-103b.Rarity: Exceedingly Rare.Diameter: 39 mm.Weight: 31.18 g.Composition: Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.

Nineteen Royal Copenhagen Year Plates, 1975-1991 and 1993-4, printed and painted marks, boxed (apart from three). (19)

A mixed lot of collectable porcelain, to include Chinese Cockrel bowl, Dresden plate, gilt painted and floral scalloped edge bowl, Japanese style bulbils vase together with glazed floral vase and Royal Copenhagen

Collectable poreclain to include Hummel, wedgwood, Royal Copenhagen, Nao, Minton etc

A group of Royal Copenhagen 'Fajance' pottery, to include a Nils Thorsson vase, 18cm high. (4)

A Border Fine Arts figure group of cheetahs, on mahogany stand, 34.5cm wide; together with a pair of Carl Ens cockatoos, 19.5cm high; a Royal Copenhagen figure; and a resin figure. (5)

A Royal Copenhagen ceramic vase, hand painted bramble decoration, factory marks to base include 1288 and 759, 11cm high

A Royal Copenhagen model of a fish together with other similar models to include Rosenthal

A Collection of British and Continental Porcelain, including a large Vienna vase, Limoges example, pair of Royal Worcester bud vases, early 19th century tea pot stand, Copenhagen three light wall sconce etc. (two trays)Copenhagen - right hand drip tray broken and with pieces re stuckDerby cup - restoration to handle and feetGreen and gilt cover - restoredDesden basket - good conditionDresden figure - with losses to the leaves Hammersley boxes - goodSheped yellow ground dish - good conditionSquare black ground dish - rim chipsLarge Vienna style vase - slight wear, no damageTeapot stand - minor gilt wearCup and cover - cup cracked, cover with the finial re attachedRoyal Worcester bowls - rim chipsLimoges vase - some gilt wearMinton vase - one handle repaired, re stick to the base

A Collection of Continental Porcelain, including a Meissen teapot, pair of Gardner style Empire vases, two Royal Copenhagen square dishes, Samson Chelsea birds etc (one tray)

Service für sechs Personen, Royal Copenhagen, "Fairytale", 19-teilig. Polychromes Dekor und Gold. Bestehend aus: Je sechs Dessert- und tiefen Tellern, zwei kleinen, sternförmigen Schalen, zwei ovalen Schalen, Fußschale, ovaler Platte und Sauciere. Grüne und blaue Unterglasurmarke Royal Copenhagen, Ende 20. Jh. 1. Wahl. Teller D. 19,5 bzw. 21,5 cm.

Drei Vasen, Royal Copenhagen. Verschiedene Formen mit Henkel, einmal mit Deckel. Farbige Unterglasurmalerei mit floralem Dekor. Wellen- und grüne Stempelmarken Royal Copenhagen, 20. Jh. 1. Wahl. H. 17 bis 22 cm.

A collection of Royal Copenhagen plates, other ceramics, a small quantity of plate etc.