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Kronborg Castle Porcelain Plate by Royal Copenhagen
This magnificent Royal Copenhagen porcelain plate features a detailed topographical scene depicting Kronborg — the castle in Denmark immortalized as Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet — overlooking a bay bustling with activity. Hand-painted and accented with a scalloped gilt edge, this dish is a testament to the skill and talent of Royal Copenhagen artisans.
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
This magnificent Royal Copenhagen porcelain plate features a detailed topographical scene depicting Kronborg — the castle in Denmark immortalized as Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet — overlooking a bay bustling with activity. Hand-painted and accented with a scalloped gilt edge, this dish is a testament to the skill and talent of Royal Copenhagen artisans.
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
$1,985.00
Kronborg Castle Porcelain Plate by Royal Copenhagen—
$1,985.00
Description
This magnificent Royal Copenhagen porcelain plate features a detailed topographical scene depicting Kronborg — the castle in Denmark immortalized as Elsinore in Shakespeare's Hamlet — overlooking a bay bustling with activity. Hand-painted and accented with a scalloped gilt edge, this dish is a testament to the skill and talent of Royal Copenhagen artisans.
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
Features the Royal Copenhagen mark and style number #1/3553 and inscribed "Kronborg, 1835, Efter original af T. Brendstrup" on reverse.
10" diameter
