Royal Copenhagen Figurines

Royal Copenhagen is one of the world's most renowned manufacturers of first-class porcelain. They have been known to have created some of the most prestigious and exquisite porcelain works in the enterprise, from its remarkable dinner service porcelains to celebrated Danish porcelain sets, and to the extraordinary porcelain figurines that captures the taste of even the most discerning collectors.

Royal Copenhagen figurines were first presented in 1889 at the Paris World's Fair. The elegant figurines with its soft, stunning colors, hand-painted beautifully on porcelain in luminous glaze, instantly stirred a huge amount of richly deserved attention. The newly advanced underglazed method became among the cornerstones of Danish porcelain manufacturing.

Royal Copenhagen figurines designs focus on human and charming animal studies. It has become an essential part of the Royal Copenhagen Manufactory's wide range of superb creations. Today, their well-known underglazed decorative method, as well as legendary craftsmanship has preserved a wealthy history of excellence in artistry.

Among the most popular Royal Copenhagen figurines include: the Falcon produced in 1914 by Peter Herold; the Salmon Trout produced in 1964 by Erling Wangedahl; the Polar Bear produced in 1910 by Knud Kyhn; the Titmice produced in 1904 by Dahl Jensen; the Herons fashioned by Theodor Madsen; the Pointer Puppy made in 1900 by Erik Nielsen; the Reading Children created in 1900 by Ingeborg Plockross; and Else also created around the 1900's by Ingeborg Plockross.

One of the modern-time excellent artistry is that of Allan Jochum Therkelsen creations, one of Royal Copenhagen's most creative sculptors. On his line of brilliant creations include several figurines of a variety of cats and puppy collection, as well as a new series on the popular Else. Some of his most loved works include Cat Sneaking and Else Sleeping, as well his latest young ballet dancers' creations clothed in light costumes with lively grace such as Ballerina Sitting, Ballerina Standing, Three Ballerinas Sitting, and more.

The wide array of Royal Copenhagen figurines allows an easy pick for lovely figurines to meet ones own personal fashion, making it a practical and beautiful way of a decorative accessory. The porcelain's timeless designs and simple loveliness embossed in Royal Copenhagen figurines make it an artistic and elegant addition to every home. Recent years have brought renaissance to these classic figurines, as a lot of people use them at the present in the traditional manner of the eighteenth century Europe: a table decoration for festive occasions.