Royal Copenhagen Tranquebar Pot
This is a pot from the Tranquebar series by Royal Copenhagen.
This series is now discontinued. It was manufactured using a unique firing technique called faience, featuring tulip-like flowers hand-painted on a vibrant blue background. It's a beautiful pot that makes a statement just by being displayed.
The backstamp bears the mark of Aluminia, a pottery workshop that Royal Copenhagen acquired. As the current Royal Copenhagen mark was unified in 1969, this product dates from the 1950s-1960s, prior to that unification.
There are no chips or cracks, and it is a beautiful item with no signs of use, although it does have the characteristic crazing of faience pottery throughout.
Height: approx. 21cm
Width (widest part): approx. 11cm
Price is firm.
*Purchased from an antique shop in Denmark. While we carefully select our items, please understand that these are antique and vintage items, not new products.
This series is now discontinued. It was manufactured using a unique firing technique called faience, featuring tulip-like flowers hand-painted on a vibrant blue background. It's a beautiful pot that makes a statement just by being displayed.
The backstamp bears the mark of Aluminia, a pottery workshop that Royal Copenhagen acquired. As the current Royal Copenhagen mark was unified in 1969, this product dates from the 1950s-1960s, prior to that unification.
There are no chips or cracks, and it is a beautiful item with no signs of use, although it does have the characteristic crazing of faience pottery throughout.
Height: approx. 21cm
Width (widest part): approx. 11cm
Price is firm.
*Purchased from an antique shop in Denmark. While we carefully select our items, please understand that these are antique and vintage items, not new products.
Category
Coffee & Tea Cups
Brand
Royal Copenhagen
Condition
No noticeable scratches or marks
Shipping
Included in price (by seller)
From
Toyama
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