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Anniversary dish 1983, Dannebrog, Denmark's ship plate

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Before: USD 54.84 Now USD 45.13
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  • Year: 1983
  • Color: White/off white,Green,Brown/Beige,Multicolored
  • Type: Porcelain (Overglaze/with gold)
  • Measurement: Ø: 27 cm
About the product
Danish Marine plate The Royal Yacht "Dannebrog"
Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II and his Royal Highness Prince Henrik's ship "Dannebrog" built at the naval dock in 1932 for King Christian X and Queen Alexandrine. Later used by King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid. "Dannebrog" is name of a ship is the sixth in the navy with this name. The first royal ship bearing the name "Dannebrog" was a paddle steamer. Built in 1897 Dannebrog is named after the order of Dannebrog which was instituted in 1671 by King Christian V. The bow is decorated with bowsprit and a gilded figure-head in an antique classic style. In 1980-81 the ship went through an extensive reconditioning at the yard in Helsingør. Length: 80 m Beam: 10,4m Draught: 3,7m Crew: 51 Displacement: 1.130 t. Engine: 2 Alpha/Diesel 1860 HP Speed: 13 Knots
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