Assembled Royal Copenhagen Blue Flute Pattern Porcelain Tableware

Description:

Assembled Royal Copenhagen Blue FlutePattern Porcelain Tableware, 20th century, eleven full lace dinner plates, dia. 9 1/2; half lace: nine bouillon cups, two coffeepots, open sugar bowl, small hot water pot, eleven bone dishes, two pairs of salt and pepper shakers, five saucers, four teacups, and nine luncheon plates, dia. 8 1/2; plain: seven teacups, six dinner plates, dia. 9 3/4, a coffeepot, an egg cup, pair of covered serving bowls, two open serving bowls, lg. 6 5/8 and 8 5/8 in., a cake plate, and six side plates; sold with six associated blue and white tableware items.
Estimate $1,000-1,500

9 1/2" full lace plates: most with scattered to moderate gilt loss to rim, one plate with scalloped edge chipped, one plate with two spots of lace loss, one plate with two areas of breaks, one plate with scallop loss, chip to underside of one scallop and chip across two scallops.
Salt and pepper shakers: repair to one pepper shaker at top.
6 Dinner plates: five of the six have chips, some with multiple chips.
6 5/8" serving bowl with a rim chip.
8 5/8" serving bowl with three chips.
Six side plates: three with rim chips, two with three chips to rim.
Seven additional non-flute items, all with minor chips, cracks or restorations.
Four half lace teacups: three with chips to rim.
Seven plain teacups: two with rim chips, one with two hairlines to handle, one with hairline and fracture at top of handle.
Nine luncheon plates: Most with chips to rim and foot, two with hairlines.
Half lace bullions: one cup with two chips to rim, one cup with chip to foot, three cups with a chip to rim .
Five saucers: three with some chipping.
Plain coffeepot: One chip at rim, lid possibly a replacement.
Two covered serving bowls: One with a 1 1/2 x 1" chip to rim, one with a 3/4" chip to handle (mostly underside).
Open sugar bowl: One chip to rim.
Small hot water pot: one chip to outr rim of lid with a hairline fracture radiating from side to bottom (about 6")



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