Online Royal Copenhagen Vintage 60’s Intersectional Serving Dish Modern Scandinavian Retro Ceramic Plate by Norwegian Artist Beth Breyen
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We have for sale a mid-century Retro serving dish from the Royal Copenhagen's Aluminia Faience Collection. The flower designs of this sectioned serving dish were painted by the Norwegian artist Beth Breyen, who worked for the company from 1956 to 1960.
The intersectional dish can be used for nuts, olives etc or for condiments, chutney or relish. Also ideal for canapés and appetisers. It is a piece of mid-century nostalgia that fits in well with today's contemporary lifestyle.
Condition: Very good, no cracks, chips, rubbing or crazing.
Age: 1959
Size: Width 27cm (10.75”) Outer sections 5" wide each and Centre section 4" diameter
Marks: Signed with artist Beth Breyen's Royal Copenhagen mark (Double X) ; 215/7802
BETH BREYEN
Beth Breyen was an artist at Royal Copenhagen's faience and stoneware department under Nils Thorsson. She was one of the artists behind the well-known stoneware online and faience series from the 60s and 70s. She was one of six young female artists from Denmark, Norway and Sweden who Nils Thorsson brought into the faience department in 1958 to create a whole new style that came to prominence throughout the 60s and 70s. Beth Breyen is Norwegian and educated at the National Craft and Art Industry School, Oslo 1956-1960. The six young artists were Beth Breyen, Kari Christensen, Berte Jessen, Inge-Lise Koefoed, Marianne Johansson and Grete Helland-Hansen.
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