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Posts from the ‘Danish Factory Potteries’ Category

Nils Thorsson, Royal Copenhagen

Nils designed at least 5 of  best known production ranges for Aluminia/Royal Copenhagen – Solbjerg (1930’s), Marselis (1950’s) Tenera (1960’s), Baca (1960's), Diana (1970's)

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Lyngby Denmark, Tangent Design

Lyngby Porcelain opened in 1936 in Lyngby, a picturesque town just north of Copenhagen, Denmark. Neils Holst and Christian Knudsen were its original founders, and it was a major supplier of dinnerware to the Danish market from the 1950s until its closure in 1969, after which it was demolished. At its peak it had over 500 workers...subscribe to read more.

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Royal Copenhagen Mid-Century Bird Motif Designs

Bird designs and motifs were a prominent in the mid 20th century ceramics......and some of the best bird motif designs came from Royal Copenhagen//Aluminia, Denmark during the Nils Thorsson directed Baca and Tenera period of designs in the 1960s

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