Bing & Grøndahl bowl Copenhagen in the time of Christian IV no. 362-2652

This decorative porcelain bowl from Bing & Grøndahl combines Danish urban history, classical art and timeless design in one beautiful piece of porcelain. The motif depicts Copenhagen in the time of Christian IV and reproduces the city's historic silhouette with towers, ships and fortifications in an atmospheric black-and-white decoration that brings to mind old copper engravings and historical map works.

The decoration is executed after copper engravings based on a painting by Jan Van Wijk from 1611, and this is precisely what gives the bowl a special depth. Here you get not merely a porcelain bowl, but also a small glimpse of Copenhagen's history interpreted in elegant Bing & Grøndahl quality. The elongated shape emphasizes the panorama of the motif and makes it an eye-catching element in the décor.

Bing & Grøndahl is known for its fine porcelain and its strong tradition of uniting craftsmanship, art and storytelling. This bowl is an obvious choice for collectors of Bing & Grøndahl porcelain, for those who are fond of Copenhagen motifs, or for you who want a decorative porcelain bowl with a historical expression. It fits beautifully on a table, in a bookcase or on a chest of drawers, where it can both stand as decoration and be used for small serving or storage.

It is also an obvious gift idea for the history enthusiast, for the collector of Danish porcelain or for anyone who appreciates classic Nordic design with a story. At DPH - Danish Porcelain House, this Bing & Grøndahl bowl is a fine example of how function and cultural heritage can merge into a higher unity.

Product information:
Brand: Bing & Grøndahl
Motif: Copenhagen in the time of Christian IV
Decoration: Copper engraving after painting by Jan Van Wijk 1611
Model number: 362-2652
Material/type: Porcelain bowl