Royal Copenhagen B&G hand-carved mesh lace mother's love 1988 Copenhagen limited edition porcelain plate

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Royal Copenhagen B&G hand-carved mesh lace mother's love 1988 Copenhagen limited edition porcelain plate - Wall Décor - Porcelain

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👑This plate is from the Danish royal porcelain, one of the popular The Gentle Love Collection series, created specially for porcelain by the famous American artist Addie Heesen Cooper. The theme is "Elizabeth and David", which shows the mother's deep and gentle gaze at her child, conveying her silent love and protection. 📏 Product Specifications 🔸Brand: Royal Copenhagen 🔸Name: The Gentle Love Collection – Endless Love 🔸Artist: Addie Heesen Cooper 🔸Origin: Denmark 🔸Material: Ceramic 🔸Size: 22cm in diameter 🔸Year: 1988 🔸Packaging: Brand new/boxed 🎄 Design details: The dial is painted with soft pastels to depict the character's skin texture and eye expression, paired with an exquisite sky blue carved lace design and outlined with 24K gold, showcasing classic Nordic craftsmanship aesthetics. This disc is limited to 9,500 pieces and comes with an original instruction manual and certificate, making it highly collectible and a gift. 🎁The best choice for collection and gift giving: The heartwarming gift for Mother's Day symbolizes the eternal glory of family affection and maternal love, and is a work of art worth cherishing for a lifetime. 👑 Royal Copenhagen Porcelain | Centennial craftsmanship inherited from the Danish royal family👑 Since its founding in 1775, Royal Copenhagen has been hailed as the pinnacle of Danish porcelain art. Founded by Queen Juliane Marie of Denmark, the brand initially emerged as a producer of royal porcelain and has continued for centuries to become one of the world's top porcelain brands. In 1987, Royal Copenhagen and Bing & Grøndahl officially merged and became a brand under the same company. Although the brands were merged, the styles and logos of the two brands were retained for a period of time, so we can still see many porcelain plates marked with B&G or dual brand logos from the 1980s to 2000s.

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Material
Porcelain
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Denmark
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No.162,840 - Home & Living  |  No.7,191 - Wall Décor
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Antique and Vintage
Listing Summary
🎁A warm gift for Mother's Day symbolizes the eternal glory of family affection and maternal love, and is a work of art worth cherishing for a lifetime.

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