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On this page you will find some of the other Royal Copenhagen tablewares that has been produced through out the years.

Royal Copenhagen Blue and Black Fluted Mega

Mega tableware was actually Karen Kjaeldgaard-Larsen's thesis from the Danish Design School and afterwards she showed her sketches to Royal Copenhagen, who immediately decided to put the tableware into production.

In 2011 Blue Fluted Mega was selected as Denmark's most beautiful tableware by a vote of approximately 4000 people, closely followed by the classic Blue Fluted and Flora Danica.

Fluted Mega was introduced in black in 2006 and although the blue tableware remains the most popular,  the black fits into many interior designs and modern kitchens, which have just been held in white and black with only few colors.

Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted MEGA:

Royal Copenhagen Black Fluted MEGA:

Royal Copenhagen Christmas tableware Star Fluted Christmas

The Starfluted Christmas coffee service from Royal Copenhagen consists of coffee cups, tea light holders, sugar bowl, cake stand, etagere for all the Christmas goodies and a candy bowl.

The Starfluted Christmas dinnerware from Royal Copenhagen consists of oval dishes, sauce bowl, salad bowl, deep dessert plates and flat lunch plates and dinner plates.

It can be difficult for many to buy a whole tableware and many people collect the tableware for several years. Star Fluted Christmas is an ideal base to collect for both young and old. There are constantly new parts to the tableware and there is room for many gift wishes in different price ranges.

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Royal Copenhagen Fan tableware

The Fan tableware from Royal Copenhagen was launched in 1909, but the idea for the tableware occurred in 1885, when Arnold Krogh was inspired by a flowing fan. It is Royal Copenhagen Blue Fan and Royal Copenhagen White Fan, which today is most common, but the tableware has also been made in gold.

Royal Copenhagen White Fan, as the last of the Fan tableware, was discontinued of production in 2008.

Both Royal Copenhagen White Fan and Royal Copenhagen Blue Fan consists of both coffee sets and dinnerware. You can find coffee cups, tea cups, mocha cups, chocolate cups, bouillon cups, cake plates, dinner plates, lunch plates, soup plates, dessert plates, sugar bowl, teapot, coffee pot, cream jugs, milk jug, cake dish, cake dish on foot, salad bowls, sauce bowl, sauce tureen, oval dishes, round dishes, soup tureen, dessert plates, egg cups, ashtrays and vases.

Royal Copenhagen White Half Lace tableware

Half Lace tableware from Royal Copenhagen was designed by Arnold Krogh around 1900, when he was artistic director at the factory. The Half Lace dinnerware is based on the plain form that has been used since the factory's founding in 1775 and it is the same form used for Blue Fluted Half Lace. In 1987 Royal Copenhagen took the dinnerware up again and today it is both popular as dinnerware and coffee service. Today we often combine several dinnerwares at once, so we eg. set with White Half Lace dinner plates and Blue Fluted Mega or Blue Fluted Half Lace plates for first course. It provides a colourful table settings, but White Half Lace is also extremely elegant in itself.

To the Royal Copenhagen White Half Lace dinnerware you can get dinner plates, lunch plates, soup plates, bowls, tureens, salad bowls and sauce bowl. For White Half Lace Coffee Service you can get coffee cups, mocha cups, tea cups, cake plates, creamer, sugar bowl, coffee pot, teapot, cake dishes and chocolate bowl.

Royal Copenhagen Liselund tableware

In 2001 Royal Copenhagen launched Liselund dinnerware with the many decorations and colour combinations. Liselund tableware is made as coffee sets and dinnerware in dark blue and light blue. Royal Copenhagen Liselund tableware was designed by Diana Holstein.

Delivery terms

There are 2 types of delivery terms:

1. Delivery of items in stock
2. Delivery of customised/special ordered items and items not in stock

Delivery of items in stock

All items currently in stock are items that we currently have stored at our warehouse.

Items in stock are normally shipped immediately (within 1-4 business days). When your payment has been confirmed by us, you will receive an order confirmation.

Should the time of delivery be delayed beyond normal (i.e. orders of large quantity) we will let you know.

Attention! By delivery time we mean the time from the order is confirmed to the order is shipped from DPH Trading. Not the time between the order is made to the time you receive the order.

Delivery of customised/special ordered items and items not in stock

Customised/special ordered items and items not in stock are all items we do not currently store at our warehouse.

We are therefore depending of the various suppliers, dealers and collectors and the time of delivery is only an estimate.

In some situations it can be impossible for DPH Trading to predict the exact time of delivery if the items are specially ordered or customised.

Sometimes the items have to be produced from scratch. If the particular item is of significant age we may have to rely on private collectors who are willing to sell.

All the customised/special ordered items are delivered as close to the agreed delivery date as possible.

DPH Trading could take precautions for the delivery of entire or parts of an order. Part deliveries can occur. We always strive to inform you as quickly and efficiently as possible, should any deliveries change or be divided into separate deliveries.

In extraordinary situations negotiations can be made where the buyer are not responsible for the extra delivery cost in case of part deliveries.

Collect your items at our shop

If you prefer to collect your order at our boutique in Odense, Denmark you very welcome to do so. 

You can see our opening hours and contact information at the page top and bottom.

When you collect you order in person at our shop the freight cost is free. A visit to our store also gives you the opportunity to experience our amazing selection of items on display.