Collection: Royal Copenhagen

This floral Blue Elements series is decorated in the intense royal blue color. On each piece, the well-known flower motif has been allowed to grow wild in pl...

Designed in 2008 by Louise Campbell, the White Elements dinnerware service is an updating of the Royal Copenhagen design into the 21st century.  With minimal...

Originally designed by Arnold Krog as a tea service, the Princess pattern was expanded into dinnerware in 1978. Microwave and dishwasher safe.Hand painted.5....

Designed in 1888 by Arnold Krog, the White Fluted Half Lace pattern features a demi-border of lace, adding a bit of romance to the tabletop. Dishwasher and M...

Designed by Arnold Krog, the White Fluted Dinnerware is a modern classic of elegance and simplicity. Keep the service all white or mix with the other Royal C...

Designed by Arnold Krog, the White Fluted Dinnerware is a modern classic of elegance and simplicity. Keep the service all white or mix with the other Royal C...

Designed by Arnold Krog, the White Fluted Dinnerware is a modern classic of elegance and simplicity. Keep the service all white or mix with the other Royal C...

Designed in 2000 by Karen Kjældgård-Larsen, the Black Fluted Mega dinnerware places an emphasis on the Blue Fluted Plain pattern by featuring selected detail...

Designed in 2000 by Karen Kjældgård-Larsen, the Blue Fluted Mega dinnerware places an emphasis on the Blue Fluted Plain pattern by featuring selected details...

Designed in 2000 by Karen Kjældgård-Larsen, the Blue Fluted Mega dinnerware places an emphasis on the Blue Fluted Plain pattern by featuring selected details...

Introduced in 1775, Blue Fluted Plain was Royal Copenhagen's first dinner service.  Over 240 years later it is one of the world’s most famous and desirable p...

Blue Fluted Plain 5 Piece Place Setting by Royal Copenhagen Introduced in 1775, Blue Fluted Plain was Royal Copenhagen's first dinner service.  Over 240 year...