Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Large baluster-shaped porcelain vase decorated with flowers and foliage motifs. Dated 1966. geo Working for Rörstrand from the

Working for Rörstrand from the late nineteenth century

His style was naturalistic and influenced by the national romantic movement of the 19th century

Hans Bernhardt “Bamse” Kragh-Jacobsen (1913–1992) was a Danish painter

A charming set where irregularities and signs of use emphasize the handmade character and the understated aesthetic

pierced gilded border

Royal Copenhagen, Denmark. Large baluster-shaped porcelain vase decorated with flowers and foliage motifs. Dated 1966. geo Working for Rörstrand from theRoyal Copenhagen, vase. Large baluster shaped porcelain vase with a hand painted underglaze decoration of flowers and foliage in soft pink, green, and grey tones against a pale blue ground. The decoration is richly nuanced and well balanced with the generous proportions of the vase. Royal Copenhagen model 2549 with decoration 1148, dated 1966. Origin: Denmark. Material: Porcelain. Dimensions: H. 30 cm, D. 14 cm. Period: 1966. Condition: Excellent