Royal Copenhagen Marks Dating: Mar 25, 2016 · How to date Royal Copenhagen porcelain (1935 - 2014) Since 1935 Royal Copenhagen porcelain has been marked to allow production year identification

1922 Crown and ROYAL COPENHAGEN stamp in green under the glazing together with a blue waves trademark. 1894 ~ 1900 If you come across a piece with "DENMARK" instead of "DANMARK" in the mark, it typically indicates that the piece was produced after 1923. Later still Royal Copenhagen Denmark was printed around the crown and painter’s numbers were replaced with lower case initials.



Color variations. 1929-1950 Stamp used to mark unbreakable porcelain and non-glossy porcelain.

Royal Copenhagen's mark was used on B&G products after the merger in 1987 only excluding the Annual collectibles.



I picked this up for $275 and regardless of the year, I feel good about that price. The three waves, the royal stamp and the painter's signature; symbolising authenticity, its royal heritage and hand-craftsmanship.

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From …. An old post office on Købmagergrade served as the first factory. Bar below a letter in Royal, Denmark or Copenhagen.

Second quality: 12. Before 1923, the English spelling commonly used the term ….

BLUE FLUTED PLAIN. Mar 25, 2016 · How to date Royal Copenhagen porcelain (1935 - 2014) Since 1935 Royal Copenhagen porcelain has been marked to allow production year identification.

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Marking on Royal Copenhagen dinnerware: 11.

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The first product was a Blue Fluted dinnerware service for the Royal family.

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To well-seasoned or novice collectors, determining a maker or origin of a piece can be very confusing if it is outside their normal area of interest. Dec 7, 2020 · All Royal Copenhagen marks that include text are printed in capitals in a non-serif font.

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Here are some additional clues on dating Royal Copenhagen pieces.

The painter’s number gave a broader date mark but after 1934 a bar was added, either above or below the letters, making dating an item quite accurate. Royal Copenhagen 1957 mark.