Royal Copenhagen Vases and Jars

Royal Copenhagen vases are characterized by great variation. The difference in design and material is significantly larger by Royal Copenhagen than by Bing & Grondahl. This is very much a result of Royal Copenhagen being bought by Aluminia and in the final merger of the two factories Royal Copenhagen got a large department with production of stoneware and faience.

There is great variation in the shape of the individual vases and they can be used differently depending on what you wish to use them for. There are vases with a narrow neck for the single fragile flower or vases with broad necks for the large colourful bouquets that can truly add some colour to the living room.

A well known example of faience vases from Royal Copenhagen are the vases designed by Nils Thorssen. Faience and stoneware were very popular in the 60s and 70s and Royal Copenhagen had great success with the production. This means that there has been produced a large amount of these vases and dishes that have adorned many homes in Denmark.

Furthermore Royal Copenhagen has also produced many porcelain vases with motifs in the same vein as Bing & Grondahl. Thus we find vases with motifs of flowers, landscapes and ships.