Lot of 7 Collector Plates 1973-1976 Royal Copenhagen, Bing and Grondahl (B&G) LN

This listing includes the following plates:

1973 Royal Copenhagen Going Home for Christmas Collectors Plate (SKU EF010b) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/4" W x 1" T

Designed by the renowned artist Kai Lange, this collectible piece showcases the timeless beauty and craftsmanship that Royal Copenhagen is known for. The plate features a charming winter scene, likely depicting a train journey home for the holidays, as suggested by the title.

1973 B&G Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen Country Christmas Ltd Ed. Plate 9073 (SKU EF011b) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/4" W x 1" T

The plate features a charming winter scene called "Country Christmas," depicting a cozy cottage welcoming friends and family for a festive celebration. The intricate cobalt blue detailing on white porcelain showcases the renowned craftsmanship of Bing & Grondahl. 

1974 B&G Bing and Grondahl Copenhagen Christmas in the Village Plate 9074 (SKU EF012b) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/4" W x 3/4" T

This collectible plate features a charming winter scene of a village during Christmas time, beautifully rendered in Bing & Grondahl's signature blue and white porcelain style.

1974 Royal Copenhagen Winter Twilight Collectors Vinterskumring Plate (SKU EF013b) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/4" W x 1" T

Part of the highly collectible annual Christmas plate series, this piece showcases the renowned craftsmanship of Royal Copenhagen. The plate features a serene winter scene, likely depicting a Danish landscape at twilight (Vinterskumring in Danish), rendered in the iconic blue and white palette characteristic of Royal Copenhagen porcelain.

1975 B&G Bing and Grondahl Deer & Fawn Mothers Day Mors Dag Plate 9375 (SKU EF015) - Approx. Dimensions: 5-7/8" W x 1-1/8" T

This beautiful 1975 Bing & Grondahl Mother's Day plate features a serene scene of a doe and her fawns. Part of the prestigious annual Mother's Day plate series, this collectible piece showcases the renowned Danish porcelain craftsmanship.

1975 Royal Copenhagen The Queen's Christmas Residence Collectors Plate (SKU EF017) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/8" W x 1" T 

The plate depicts the beautiful Marselisborg Palace, a summer residence of the Danish royal family. This piece is part of the highly collectible annual Christmas plate series by Royal Copenhagen, making it a perfect addition to any collection or a thoughtful gift for enthusiasts of fine porcelain and Danish royal history.

1976 Royal Copenhagen Vibaek Water-Mill Collectors Plate (SKU EF018b) - Approx. Dimensions: 7-1/8" W x 7/8" T

Part of the highly sought-after annual Christmas plate series, this collector's item showcases the renowned craftsmanship of Royal Copenhagen. The intricate detailing of the water mill scene captures the essence of Danish winter charm, making it a true piece of art and history.

Approx. Dimensions: (see the size of each plate above)

Sold as is. No warranty from the seller. No Returns.

CONDITION NOTE: Used, but all in overall excellent condition. These collector plates do not appear to have any crazing, chips, cracks, or repairs that I can see or feel (see pictures). Since these are vintage pieces, they do come with natural imperfections that add to their character (zoom into photos to look for any imperfections). One of the seven plates comes in its original box, 2 additional plates come with their original Styrofoam packaging (though they are a bit dirty/dusty, and 3 of the 7 plates include their original information sheets (see pictures). All seven plates include two mounting holes on the back that can be used to add wire to hang them on the wall (see pictures). Will carefully pack and be insured for safe shipping. See detailed (zoom-able) pictures to see what you are purchasing. 

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Source of product research for this listing was from an AI engine and I cannot be sure that it is 100% accurate. I encourage you to confirm this information with your own research.

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Short background on the manufacturers:

Bing & Grøndahl and Royal Copenhagen were originally separate companies, but they merged in 1987. Here are the key details about their relationship:

1) Separate origins: Bing & Grøndahl was founded in 1853 by sculptor Frederik Vilhelm Grøndahl and merchant brothers Meyer Hermann Bing and Jacob Herman Bing. Royal Copenhagen, officially known as the Royal Porcelain Factory, was founded earlier in 1775.

2) Merger in 1987: Bing & Grøndahl merged with its primary competitor, Royal Copenhagen, in 1987. After the merger, they operated under the name Royal Copenhagen.

3) Post-merger production: Following the merger, most Bing & Grøndahl products were produced under the Royal Copenhagen mark, with some exceptions:

--From 1987 onwards, only B&G Annual collectibles continued to use the three towers mark of Bing & Grøndahl.

--Other B&G products produced after 1987 used the Royal Copenhagen mark.

4) Distinct trademarks: Before the merger, each company had its own distinctive trademark:

--Bing & Grøndahl used the three towers symbol derived from the Coat of Arms of Copenhagen.

--Royal Copenhagen is recognized by its factory mark of three wavy lines symbolizing Denmark's three waterways.

5) Current ownership: In 2012, Royal Copenhagen (which includes the former Bing & Grøndahl) was sold to the Finnish company Fiskars

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