Blue Fluted Plain porcelain dinner set, Royal Copenhagen 65 pieces (+ 11) + Bing and Grondahl 47 pieces (+ 30) = total 112 (+41 = 153) with various dates 1870-1973. Including:
-16 dinner plates 9 1/2"
-8 soup plates 9 1/2"
-13 lunch plates 8 1/2"
-23 side plates 6"
-5 small plates 5 1/2"
-32 saucers
-16 coffee cups
-10 tea cups
-2 gravy boats with bases
-Large serving platter
-16 assorted serving dishes
-2 creamers
-Lidded sugar bowl
-Open sugar or slop bowl
-Lidded coffee pot
-Water jug
-Pair of candlesticks
-Double clam dish with handle
-Medium lidded serving dish
-Large soup tureen with lid and base
Blue Fluted Plain was Royal Copenhagen's first dinner service, designed in 1775 and revised in the 1880's by Arnold Krog. Today, it is one of the world’s most famous and desirable porcelain sets. Blue Fluted Plain is still produced as it has been since the beginning, where each piece is treated as a piece of art and is lovingly painted.
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