Royal Copenhagen bowl plate with fisherman repairing fishing net no. 299001-5228

This decorative bowl or small plate from Royal Copenhagen captures a quiet moment from Danish coastal life. The motif shows a fisherman sitting absorbed in the work of repairing fishing nets - an everyday scene full of calm, concentration, and maritime storytelling. The classic blue underglaze highlights the motif's fine details and gives the porcelain the timeless expression for which Royal Copenhagen is loved among collectors and design enthusiasts.

There is something special about this particular type of porcelain, where a simple motif can evoke memories of the sea, fishing villages, and Danish cultural history. The blue decoration stands beautifully against the white glaze and creates an elegant overall impression that fits both in a classic porcelain collection and in a personal interior with Nordic charm.

The bowl has a decorative expression that makes it suitable both as a collector's item and as a small wall decoration. The two holes for hanging make it easy to place it on the wall, where the motif really comes into its own. At the same time, it can also be used as a small bowl for storing small items, if one wishes to let the beautiful porcelain be part of everyday life.

Royal Copenhagen porcelain is known for high quality, fine craftsmanship, and great collector's value, and this model is no exception. The maritime motif makes it particularly interesting for collectors of Danish porcelain, coastal motifs, and older decorative plates and bowls. It would also be a nice gift idea for someone who is fond of Danish design, porcelain art, or historical everyday motifs.

At DPH - Danish Porcelain House we select porcelain with character and history, and this Royal Copenhagen bowl/plate is a beautiful example of how function, storytelling, and classic design can come together in one piece of porcelain.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Model number: 299001-5228
Motif: Fisherman repairing fishing nets
Type: Bowl/plate in porcelain
Technique: Underglaze
Details: 2 holes for hanging