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| Krog, Arnold | Arnold Krog 1856-1931 | |
| Skovgaard, Suzette | Suzette Skovgaard | |
| Høst, Marianne | Marianne Høst | |
| Rode, Gotfred | Gotfred Rode | |
| Fristrup | N. Fristrup | |
| Jensen Oluf | Oluf Jensen | |
| Thejll A | A. Thejll | |
| Amberg H.C. | H.C. Amberg | |
| Kyhn, Knud | Knud Kyhn | |
| Thomsen, Christian | Christian Thomsen | |
| Hansen-Reistrup Karl | Karl Hansen-Reistrup | |
| Ussing, Stephan | Stephan Ussing | |
| Fischer,V. Th. | V. Th. Fischer | |
| Moltke, Harald | Harald Moltke | |
| Blache, Christian | Christian Blache | |
| Helweg-Møller, Bent | Bent Helweg-Møller | |
| Boesen, Arthur | Arthur Boesen | |
| Benjamin-Olsen, Christian | Christian Benjamin-Olsen | |
| Moe, Louis | Louis Moe | |
| Bøcher, Richard | Richard Bøcher | |
| Selchau, Ellinor | Ellinor Selchau | |
| Hansen, Hans Henrik | Hans Henrik Hansen | |
| Thorsson, Nils | Nils Thorsson | |
| Nielsen, Herne | Herne Nielsen | |
| Lange, Kaj | Kaj Lange | |
| Kjølner, Theodor | Theodor Kjølner | |
| Olsen, Viggo | Viggo Olsen | |
| Vestergaard, Sven | Sven Vestergaard | |
| Rosing, Jens | Jens Rosing | |
| Hedegaard,Johannes | Johannes Hedegaard 1915- . A
Danish ceramist and sculptor. Trained as sculptorr at the Royal
Copenhagen Factory 1930-1935 and at the same time educated at the Academy
of fine art in Copenhagen. Worked for Royal Copenhagen from 1948-1966 and
became known for his ceramic works and relief works for both Royal
Copenhagen and from his own studio. His work is
exhibited at the Lunds Museum, Sweden; Chicago, USA and several Danish
Museums. x
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| Bøgelund, Gerd | Gerd Bøgelund (b. 1923) Bogelund first joined Royal Copenhagen during her training at the Copenhagen Craftsman School. In 1943 she joined Saxbo for a few years working together with Nathalie Krebs and was influenced by her style and techniques. In 1946 she came back to Royal Copenhagen as a signing artist doing mainly stoneware but also porcelain pieces. Her work is included in permanent collections in Denmark, Italy and Germany. |
| Overglaze | Overglaze figurines are decorated after the figurines has been glazed and fired. Since the pigments do not have to withstand the intense heat used to fire the glass-like glaze, much brighter colors can be used, much finer detail can be achieved, and many figurines are then highlighted with gold. This process is usually associated with Meissen figurines, and it is essentially the same process used in making Royal Copenhagen's famous Flora Danica dinnerware. Royal Copenhagen and B&G are rightly famous for their underglaze decorated figurines, which represent a major technical achievement and contribution to the potter's art, but it is with their overglaze techniques that they were able to create many of their most spectacular and beautiful figurines. |
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Artist list Copenhagen porcelain
Old & contemporary prints, etchings and engravings
Bing & Grondahl Town plates -Danish Civic Heraldry
Dealer signs and commercial plates and other items
Bing & Grondahl 8-edged Commemorative Plates
Bing & Grondahl Bird figurines
Bing & Grondahl Backstamps or factory marks 1853 to 2003.
Children's day Børnehjælpsdagen Royal Copenhagen 1910 - 1940
Bing & Grondahl Easter Plates 1910 -1935
Elephant - Danish Porcelain, Ceramic and Stoneware
Works of Peter Ilsted for sale
List of Peter Ilsted Mezzotints
Porcelain Apes, Monkey - Primates B&G. Dahl Jensen and Royal Copenhagen
Royal Copenhagen 2010 Plaquette Series #1
Royal Copenhagen 2010 Plaquette Series #2
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