Sunday, 15 November 2026

Danish Porcelain

 

1975: Danish Porcelain
The 'Flora Danica' design on a decorated plate and a tureen.
2016: Porcelain
Porcelain has been manufactured in Denmark for more than 250 years and is known for the quality of its porcelain tableware. The stamps depict some of the highlights of Danish design patterns - Blue Flower Curved, Flora Danica, Blue Fluted Half Lace, Seagull and Black Fluted Mega. The oldest porcelain company,  Royal Copenhagen, has been producing these hand painted blue and white patterns since 1775.

An entry to Sunday Stamps theme - Pottery or China - See It On A Postcard 

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