Dinner sets - Coffee service - List of old, new and discontinued Tablewarere

Produced at Royal Copenhagen since 1779.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Line

Blue Line was designed by Grethe Meyer in1965. Royal Copenhagen Blue Line emphasizes functionality - without, though, compromizing simplicity and elegance.

Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen Blue Palmette

Royal Copenhagen Blue Palmette was inspired by the very first service from Royal Copenhagen - the classic Blue Fluted porcelain from 1775.

Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen Contrast

Hard porcelain meets soft silicone in Royal Copenhagen's Contrast cup, which is quite deliberately both traditional and innovative in its idiom.

Desiree Svend Jensen Annual cups

This series was started in 1982 and ended in 2001

or the

Desiree Svend Jensen Christmas plates

(dessert plates)

All motifs of the Désirée Svend Jensen, Old Copenhagen Blue, Christmas plates and annual cups are inspired by Hans Christian Andersen´s Fairy Tales.

Royal Copenhagen Elements

Strongly traditional and unashamedly modern.

The contrasts between the heritage of centuries and life in the new millennium come together in Royal Copenhagen Elements.

Bing & Grondahl Empire

Empire tablerware was designed by Harriet Bing, who was married to one of the two brothers who were joint owners of the Bing & Grondahl factory.

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica with Flowers

The name Flora Danica comes from the comprehensive botanical masterpiece Flora Danica, published 1761-1883, in which a large partof the Danish flora has been illustratedon copper plates.

On the shiny white porcelain the magnificent common puffball stands proudly in shades of café au lait. It is so true to nature that you can almost smell the mossy forest floor and feel the thrill of finding mushrooms in the countryside.Royal Copenhagen

Royal Copenhagen Flora Danica with Flowers

Flora Danica with Mushrooms -Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen White Half lace and Royal Copenhagen White Full lace

Royal Copenhagen White Half Lace and White Full Lacehas been hand made by Royal Copenhagen since 1888.

Royal Copenhagen White Pot

The porcelain service White Pot was createdby architect Grete Meyer in 1972 and quicklybecame a modern classic.

Now discontinued.

Royal Copenhagen White Plain

In spite of the fact that Royal Copenhagen White Plain is the ground form of Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Plain and of Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Mega, White Plain was not introduced until 2003.

Julekopper
Bing & Grondahl

This Christmas Tableware set was started in 1997, and ended 2002.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas cups

This series was started in 1979 og is still being continued with a new cup and plate every year.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates (Dessert plates for Royal Copenhagen Christmas cups)

Bing & Grondahl Christmas Rose

Designed by: Cecilie Louise Hallin and her husband F.A. Hallin (the designer of the first, and most famous,Christmas plate in the world. The plate is titled " Behind the Frozen Window").

Royal Copenhagen Julius (dinnerware for children)

In 1998 a happy little brown bear pedalled his way into children's hearts. The teddy is called Julius and he loves cycling.

Discontinued

Bing & Grondahl Composer Coffee Set

This beautiful Bing & Grondahl Coffee Set consist of 12 cups with dessert plates, cream jug, sugar bowl and cake dish

Royal Copenhagen Liselund

Out of production but still few items in stock

Discontinued

Bing & Grondahl / Royal Copenhagen Seagull with gold

Seagull without gold

Royal Copenhagen Magnolia

Grey Magnolia

Blue Magnolia

Magnolia was designed by Flemming Eskildsen,who qualified as a silversmith at Georg Jensen's.

Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen Masquerade

Masquerade from Royal Copenhagen is a verysweet and charming tableware. It would be agreat present to the little new girl in thefamily.

Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen Musica

Musica was introduced i 2003. This set was designed by the artist Monica Ritterband,who was inspired by her fascination of themany different signs of music.

Discontinued

Royal Copenhagen
Blue Fluted

Plain

Half Lace

Full Lace

The currently produced version of the fluted pattern, was designed by the architect Arnold Krog (artistic leader atThe Royal Porcelainfactory from 1884 to 1916) in 1885.

Later that same year he created the Halfand Full Lace decorations.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted MEGA

Royal Copenhagen Black Fluted MEGA

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted was designed by Karen Kjældgård-Larsen and released in 2004.

Royal Copenhagen Princess Blue

The Beautiful lace edges of Royal Copenhagen Princess is decorated with mussel ornaments, which reveals a close relationship to the Blue Fluted tableware.