Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Full Lace Dejeuner Set

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Royal Copenhagen “Blue Fluted Full Lace” dejeuner set.  Royal Copenhagen porcelain created the design of Blue Fluted Full Lace in 1775; revised in 1885 under the Artistic Director Arnold Krog.  It has remained a cherished pattern ever since.  All the pieces of this set have the trademarks for Royal Copenhagen and the crown in underglaze green and the three waves in blue, indicating the set is circa 1889-1922.

The set consists of a teapot, cream jug, open sugar bowl, 2 footed demitasse cups & saucers and the dejeuner tray which is a very rare find!

The set is in very good condition.  There are only three tiny chips on the entire set.  One chip each on the teapot lid, one saucer and a corner of the tray, as shown.

The dejeuner tray is 16” (40.6cm) by 10 1/4” (26cm).    Very rare!

The teapot is 6 3/4” (17.2cm) high.

The cream jug is 4” (10.2cm) high.

The open sugar bowl is 3 1/4” (8.3cm) high.

The demitasse cups are 2 3/8” (6cm) high, 2 1/2” (6.3cm) diameter at the rim.

The saucers are 4 7/8” (12.4cm).

$6400 for the set.

“This teapot is beautifully ornamented with lace details, a snail shell on the lid and baroque masks at the base of the spout and handle. Perfect for tea lovers and porcelain collectors alike. 

The epitome of porcelain craftsmanship, Blue Fluted Full Lace presents hand painted beauty at its absolute finest. The iconic, open-work lace border of the collection is carefully created, with each individual piercing in the lace delicately made by hand, and afterwards hand painted with the classic pattern of florals and fine lines. Elaborate with a passion.”

“The plate from the Blue Fluted Full Lace Collection is hand painted with beautiful palmettos and stylized chrysanthemums, while a handmade lace adds the finishing touch of elegance. The epitome of porcelain craftsmanship, Blue Fluted Full Lace presents hand painted beauty at its absolute finest. The iconic, open-work lace border of the collection is carefully created, with each individual piercing in the lace delicately made by hand, and afterwards hand painted with the classic pattern of florals and fine lines. Elaborate with a passion.”

Quoted from The Royal Copenhagen website.