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Posted 2 years ago
marti1221
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Hi, I wish I could tell you about these, however, I picked them up by a fluke you could say and know very little about them. I have a few more, they are all signed/stamped. They are all beautiful, but I would love to know more about them, if anyone can provide me information, I would appreciate it. These two pieces both have a pearl finish. I thought it was really interesting that the picture of the girl on the saucer is off the center. Not sure why that is either.
China and DinnerwareThe art of making decorated porcelain ware originated in China more than 1,…
I don't know who or when they were made, but the Copenhagen souvenir cup with the Little Mermaid is adorable!!
I thoroughly agree, I don't know when it was made either. It has a W with a straight line and squiggly line over the straight line. The really unique thing about it is on the saucer the girl is off center, which I thought was really interesting, but, I don't know anything about that either. I did list them on craigslist.oc
It may not be a flaw. It could be made that way so you can see the little mermaid when displaying the cup. If you put the plate on a display holder, and the cup right in front of it, you can just see the top half of the plate. Since this is a souvenir, and meant for display, that might just explain the position of the decoration.
...It could even have come with it's own display thingy from the beginning