Vintage 1962 Royal Copenhagen “Little Mermaid” annual Christmas collection plate for Sale

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Vintage 1962 Royal Copenhagen “Little Mermaid” annual Christmas collection plate For Sale

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Vintage 1962 Royal Copenhagen “Little Mermaid” annual Christmas collection plate:
$39.99

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Vintage 1962 Royal Copenhagen ”the little mermaid'' annual Christmas collection plate

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Royal Copenhagen Annual Christmas Plate

Special Gift ！It's super cool to have your own year's commemorative plate or as a gift to your friends or family members.

The tradition of Christmas plates began hundreds of years ago in Europe, when wealthy people placed cakes and candies on wooden or metal plates and gave them to servants at Christmas. The servants called these gifts Christmas plates. In 1895, Bing & Grondahl made the first Christmas plate made of porcelain, engraved the date on it, and made one model every year.

The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Company of Denmark was founded in 1775 and is one of the oldest existing porcelain factories in the world. In 1908, the first annual RC Christmas collector plate "Madonna and Child" was issued. Since then, famous designers have created annual collector plates with different themes every year. Its craftsmanship is extremely exquisite. It is made by skilled workers repeatedly glazing and firing to obtain the unique and refreshing cobalt blue color. The delicate glaze surface is still new every time it is seen and is not damaged by the years. These collector plates are all issued in the same year. The templates are destroyed at the end of the year and will never be produced again. Even during World War II, they have never stopped producing. It has become the originator of the issuance of annual commemorative collector plates, thus creating a tradition of collecting annual appreciation plates worldwide, and is enthusiastically sought after by many Copenhagen fans.

Although the two porcelain factories merged in 1987, the two series of Christmas commemorative plates are still produced at the same time.

Each year's Christmas commemorative plate will have its own theme and story, and the Christmas scenes depicted are all touching, warm and peaceful.

The number of plates produced in different years is limited. After each year's production is completed, the mold of that year will be destroyed, so the early production of small quantities will be destroyed and the early production is very rare.