Royal Copenhagen bowl/plate with mice Art Nouveau 1898-1922

This decorative bowl or plate from Royal Copenhagen combines the poetic and the simple in the finest way. The delicate porcelain forms a calm, light background for the charming motif of two small mice moving lightly across the surface among fine plant details. The expression is understated, elegant and full of atmosphere - a motif that both brings a smile and evokes associations with nature's small quiet moments.

The design carries the particular lightness and organic sense of form that characterizes the Art Nouveau period. Here, craftsmanship and inspiration from nature meet in a harmonious whole, where the motif does not seem overdecorated, but on the contrary refined and lively. Precisely for this reason, older Royal Copenhagen porcelain from the period 1898-1922 has a special appeal to both collectors and those who want a personal touch in the interior.

It is a piece of porcelain that can be used in several ways. As a small bowl or decorative plate, it adds finesse to a shelf, a display cabinet or a laid table, and the holes for hanging also make it suitable as wall decoration. The motif with mice makes it extra interesting for collectors of animal motifs, antique porcelain and Royal Copenhagen Art Nouveau, but it will also be a fine gift idea for someone who is fond of classic Danish design and older porcelain with character.

Royal Copenhagen is known for its strong craftsmanship and high quality, and this is felt in this bowl/plate, where form, glaze and decoration all work beautifully together. At DPH - Danish Porcelain House, we are pleased to be able to offer porcelain that is not only decorative, but also tells a story of Danish design tradition, collector value and timeless aesthetics.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Period: Art Nouveau 1898-1922
Material/type: Porcelain
Motif: Mice
Detail: Holes for hanging