Royal Copenhagen Christmas plate 1913 The spire on the dome of Marmorkirken

Royal Copenhagen Christmas plate 1913 with the motif The spire on the dome of Marmorkirken is a classic and atmospheric collector's plate that combines Danish cultural history, Christmas tradition and timeless porcelain design. In the middle of the motif, Marmorkirken's characteristic spire rises above Copenhagen's rooftops, while a clear Christmas star shines in the winter sky and creates a calm, solemn atmosphere that fits beautifully into both classic and modern homes.

This Christmas plate is designed by Arthur Boesen and contains the special story that has made Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates loved through generations. The deep blue colour, the fine relief edge with the word JULE and the year 1913 make the plate both decorative and easily recognisable to collectors. The motif has a poetic elegance, where the city's silhouette and the church's dome create depth, perspective and an almost fairy-tale winter atmosphere.

As older porcelain with history, this Royal Copenhagen plate also has a special charm for those who appreciate original craftsmanship and design created to last. Vintage Christmas plates add personality, soul and history to the décor, and they are also a beautiful sustainable choice when quality porcelain is allowed to live on and create joy in new homes.

The plate is not only ideal as a collector's item or Christmas decoration. There are holes on the back for hanging, so it is easy to hang on the wall as part of a plate wall or a cosy Christmas display. At the same time, it is produced so that it can be used for food and is suitable for eating from, for example as a small lunch plate or cake plate. This makes it a versatile piece of Royal Copenhagen porcelain, which can be enjoyed both in everyday life, at Christmas time and as a special gift for collectors or lovers of Danish design.

Product information:
Brand: Royal Copenhagen
Artist: Arthur Boesen
Motif: The spire on the dome of Marmorkirken
Year: 1913
Type: Christmas plate
Hanging: Holes on the back for hanging
Use: Produced for food and suitable for eating from, e.g. as a small lunch plate or cake plate