The three waves that sign off every Royal Copenhagen creation? They date back to when Queen Juliane Marie established the Royal Danish Porcelain Factory in 1775 and requested that each piece be marked. Symbolising Denmark's trio of waterways, they are now lapping at the surface of each hand-painted porcelain design to leave the brand's HQ, from cups, mugs and plates to storage jars, jugs and spoons. One thing's for certain: teatime never felt so regal. Royal Copenhagen porcelain cup100% porcelainThe Blue Elements collection, floral print, hand paintedHeight: 9cm, width: 8.5cm, length: 11.5cmHand washPlease note: Each mug is hand painted which means there may be small variances per product
ROYAL COPENHAGEN Blue Elements Porcelain Cup 9cm
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Blue Elements Porcelain Cup 9cm
The three waves that sign off every Royal Copenhagen creation? They date back to when Queen Juliane Marie established the Royal Danish Porcelain Factory in 1775 and requested that each piece be marked. Symbolising Denmark's trio of waterways, they are now lapping at the surface of each hand-painted porcelain design to leave the brand's HQ, from cups, mugs and plates to storage jars, jugs and spoons. One thing's for certain: teatime never felt so regal. Royal Copenhagen porcelain cup100% porcelainThe Blue Elements collection, floral print, hand paintedHeight: 9cm, width: 8.5cm, length: 11.5cmHand washPlease note: Each mug is hand painted which means there may be small variances per product