Royal Copenhagen bowl with cutters Th. Kjölner 1948

This beautiful Royal Copenhagen bowl combines Danish porcelain tradition with an atmospheric maritime motif. Inside the bowl, cutters sail across the sea under a dramatic sky, painted in the classic blue shades that give the motif both depth, calm, and movement. It is a piece of porcelain that immediately evokes associations with Danish coastal life, fishing, and the special Nordic love of the sea.

The motif is designed and hand-painted by Th. Kjölner, and this is clearly felt in the expression. The fine brushwork and the vivid depiction of waves, ships, and clouds give the bowl an artistic character that makes it more than merely a utilitarian object. Here you get a piece of hand-decorated Royal Copenhagen porcelain, where craftsmanship and storytelling go hand in hand.

It is precisely the combination of maritime art, hand-painting, and the personal signature that makes this porcelain bowl particularly interesting for both collectors and those seeking a decorative bowl with a history. It is ideal as a decorative object in the display cabinet, on a shelf, or as part of a maritime interior, but it will also look elegant on a table with small servings or as a fine decorative bowl.

For collectors of Royal Copenhagen, hand-painted porcelain, and older Danish art objects, this is a charming and atmosphere-bearing addition. At the same time, it is an ideal gift idea for someone who loves the sea, Danish cutters, and classic porcelain art. At DPH - Danish Porcelain House, we are pleased to be able to offer porcelain that has both aesthetic value and collector interest.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Th. Kjölner
Motif: Cutters
Date/signature: 9.8.1948
Material/type: Hand-painted porcelain bowl