Royal Copenhagen bowl no. 4830 with branch and berries, blue/white

This elegant Royal Copenhagen bowl combines the simple Nordic design language with the classic beauty for which Danish porcelain is loved. The soft square design language with rounded corners gives the bowl a calm and harmonious expression, while the hand-painted blue motif with branch and berries creates life, lightness and a fine touch of nature on the white porcelain surface.

The motif has a poetic simplicity that makes the bowl both decorative and timeless. The deep cobalt blue shades and the fine underglaze create a lively interplay in the porcelain, where the motif almost seems to emerge beneath the glaze. It is precisely this special technique and the high level of craftsmanship that make Royal Copenhagen porcelain something quite special for both collectors and those who want beautiful design objects in the home.

The bowl is ideal as a small bowl for serving snacks, sweets or small servings, but it also works beautifully as a decorative porcelain bowl on a table, in a shelving unit or as part of a collection of blue and white porcelain. It can easily be combined with other Royal Copenhagen porcelain and fits into both classic and modern interiors.

For collectors, the model number is important, and this Royal Copenhagen bowl no. 4830 is a fine example of the brand's characteristic sense of detail, quality and durable design. It is also an obvious gift idea for anyone who is fond of Danish design, porcelain, blue-painted decoration and timeless interior classics.

At DPH - Danish Porcelain House, we select porcelain with an eye for both aesthetics, history and usability. Therefore, this bowl is an obvious choice if you are looking for a Royal Copenhagen bowl with a berry motif, a decorative porcelain bowl in blue and white or a fine small bowl with a classic Danish expression.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Model number: 4830
New number: 1024382
Motif: Branch with berries
Colour: White with blue motif
Material/type: Porcelain bowl
Technique: Underglaze