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Royal Copenhagen is a ceramic brand founded in 1775 in Denmark. That history began when a good kaolin was discovered on the island of Bonholm, in 1773 Franz Henric Muler completed the first hard porcelain in Denmark. In 1775, the brilliant history of the "Royal Copenhagen Royal Family" begins with the help of King Christian VII and Queen Uriana Maria. In 1779, Queen Uriana Maria gathered technicians from Maicen and a private company, this kiln became the royal family occupied the stocks and became the royal Danish porcelain pottery. In 1868, the royal family sold kiln stocks to the black merchants and continues to present as a private company, leaving the name of the royal. Ear plates boast a steadily popular gift and the Flora Danica series is also known as the world's best vessel used in Danish official banquets. Engraved Meaning: The back stamp of Royal Copenhagen product consists of a crown and three vibrant pruu wavy lines with three wavy lines surrounding Denmark, and the top features a crown that stands for the royal use.

• Country of Origin: Japan
• Material: Paper (waterproof)