Royal Copenhagen - Kai Lange - Saucer (8) - Biscuit porcelain - from 1971 to 1978

A refined, complete and consecutive series of 8 commemorative wall plates for Christmas, produced by the renowned Danish manufactory Royal Copenhagen for the years 1971 to 1978. All plates were created from drawings by the Danish artist Kai Lange and depict scenes of northern winter, rural life, and Nordic fauna: 1971: Hare in Winter (Hare in the snow under the great oak) 1972: In the Desert (Night in the desert with a caravan of dromedaries) 1973: Going to Church for Christmas (Old steam train and travelers) 1974: Winter Twilight (Eagle owl on the snow-covered branch by moonlight) 1975: The Marselisborg Palace (Marselisborg Royal Palace with guard) 1976: Vibæk Water-Mill (The old Vibæk watermill snowbound) 1977: Immervad Bridge (The Immervad Bridge with shepherd, flock and dog) 1978: Greenland Scenery (Hunting scene in Greenland with sled and dogs) Each plate features the molded relief edge with the comet at the top and the year at the bottom. On the back are the official marks with crown, the three cobalt blue wavy lines, the title of the work in Danish, and the two holes on the flange for wall mounting. Conditions: All 8 plates are authentic First Quality and are in excellent preservation condition, free from chipping, crazing, restorations or degradation scratches on the rims. The lot also includes 7 original era illustrative cards/booklets with blue covers. Shipping: Professional reinforced packaging with individual bubble wrap for each plate. Fast, tracked, and insured shipment with an express courier.