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Royal Copenhagen 1910 Catalog. [Repro]. DPI, Joplin 2005. 95 pp. Hardcover

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Royal Copenhagen 1910 Catalog

The Original 1910 Catalog reprinted with 73 pages where products are shown in size format: 1/4 , 1/5, 1/6 and 1/7 . The book is done in hardcover and measures: 7" x 11" and comes with an elegant black and white dustcover. Published by Danish Porcelain Imports, with permission from Royal Copenhagen to reprint and publish. Printed in China 2005 and released January 2006.

There is a short introduction, but it is the pictures that speaks, as it shows Vases, Plates and Figurines that are never or rarely seen on the market. From and decoration number is shown for each items, as well as measurements. One gets a unique time picture of the design and the items produced at the height of Danish underglaze production in the Art Nouveau style and the special Danish National romantic tone that can be seen in the Royal Copenhagen Manufactories extensive production of figurines.

We are looking for Antique dealers to carry this and the 2 other books in Canada, Germany, Sweden, South America, Italy and other countries.

Royal Copenhagen 1930 Catalog. [Repro]. DPI, Joplin 2005. 118 p. Hardcover

Royal Copenhagen 1930 Catalog

Original sales catalog reprinted. Vases Plates, Figurines and other porcelain items in production after years of Industrial-Art production from Royal Copenhagen.

A large selection of items are shown, numbering in the 1000's on 116 pages in a book with Hardcover and dustcover. Form and decoration number is shown for each item, as well as measurements. Published by Danish Porcelain Imports, with permission from Royal Copenhagen to reprint and publish. Printed in China 2005 and released January 2006.  There is a short introduction, but it is the pictures that speaks.

We are looking for Antique dealers to carry this and the 2 other books in Canada, Germany, Sweden, South America, Italy and other countries.

Royal Copenhagen 1930 Juliane Marie Collection. [Repro]. DPI, Joplin 2005. 75p.Hardcover

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Royal Copenhagen 1930 Juliane Marie Collection

This book presents the finest in porcelain art from Royal Copenhagen. This is a reprint of the original Royal Copenhagen Catalog from 1930. Something for real connoisseurs. The complicated art of painting overglaze on porcelain is shown in this catalog from 1930.

Juliane Marie refers to Royal Copenhagen's first protector Queen Juliane Marie and the handpainted crown. This 20th century mark indicates that the piece is a reproduction of a piece from the 1700's to 1900's. These pieces done in the difficult overglaze painting style and were in honor of Her Majesty.

The book is done in hardcover with a elegant black and white dustcover. Published by Danish Porcelain Imports with permission from Royal Copenhagen to reprint and publish. Printed in China 2005 and released January 2006.  There is a short introduction, but it is the 78 pictures that speaks for this book. The book includes the reproductions from the 1700's to 1900's, as well as figurines, vases and other porcelain items done by: Carl Martin-Hansen, Gerhard Henning, Arno Malinowski, Christian Thomsen, Axel Locher, Michael Pedersen, Hans Hansen and Georg Thylstrup

We are looking for Antique dealers to carry this and the 2 other books in Canada, Germany, Sweden, South America, Italy and other countries.

Christmas Plates from Royal Copenhagen and Bing & Grondahl   by Lars Christoffersen, Owner Danish Porcelain Imports

Collectible porcelain Christmas plates have been made in Denmark by Bing & Grondahl since 1895 and by Royal Copenhagen since 1908. These and their many other popular commemorative series, including Mother's Day, Jubilee, and Children's Day plates, have been cherished by generations of people all over the world.

This is the first book to bring all the plates together in one beautiful, organized reference. Over 1000 color photographs showcase every series created. Descriptions of every plate made include their English and Danish titles, date, designer, reference code numbers and current value range. Collectors, dealers, and historians alike will find the book easy to used and fun to consult because it is concise, attractive and complete.

A collector Guide to Royal Copenhagen Porcelain by Nick & Caroline Pope

This collector's reference identifies and describes over 2,400 pieces, including 1300 figurines. These Scandinavian porcelain figurines portrayed were produced by Royal Copenhagen of Denmark from c. 1888 through 2000. Among the 976 beautiful color photographs are related shop signs, dishes, bowls and vases.
The text provides a brief history of the firm, established in 1775, explains the company's marks, and includes a bibliography. Values are found in the captions.

Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Animals and Figurines 
Robert J. Heritage 2nd Edition-revised
ISBN: 0764315722 
Illustrations: 394 photos
Here is the first comprehensive reference guide to twentieth century porcelain models of animals and figurines by Royal Copenhagen. An invaluable reference for collectors and dealers, it includes all the well-known pieces together with many others which are rarely seen. Nearly 400 color plates are used to identify more than 500 separate models, among which only about one hundred are in production. Most models are cataloged according to their original sculptors, and more than forty of the modelers are recognized; including biographical information and diagrams of their monograms to aid in identification. Each example is described in detail and nearly all are accompanied by a photograph to illustrate salient points from the model profile. A complete list of known models and a values reference for secondhand examples are included. 

Bing & Grondahl Figurines by Nick & Caroline Pope

More than 700 animal and human figurines are shown, along with date marks, shop signs, plates, dishes, bowls and vases. Approximately 1,000 Bing & Grondahl figurines have been identified and described. The figurines are catalogued in numerical order with identification of the sculptor, size, price and a guide to rarity. The text provides a brief history of the firm, explains the company's marks, and includes a bibliography. Values are found in the captions.

Danish porcelain figurines by the Dahl-Jensen company are showcased in this first collector's reference. Includes a brief history of the artist and his factory including information on all known models with approximately 380 photographs together with over 80 additional photographs of the sculptor's work for Bing & Grondahl.

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