Royal Copenhagen Nils Thorsson Mid-Century Baca Fajance Fruit Plate 1960s
Royal Copenhagen Nils Thorsson Mid-Century Baca Fajance Fruit Plate 1960s
Royal Copenhagen Nils Thorsson Mid-Century Baca Fajance Fruit Plate 1960s
Royal Copenhagen Nils Thorsson Mid-Century Baca Fajance Fruit Plate 1960s
Royal Copenhagen Nils Thorsson Mid-Century Baca Fajance Fruit Plate 1960s
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Royal Copenhagen “Baca” Fajance Fruit Plate — Nils Thorsson, Denmark 1960s

1,363.00 kr
1,363.00 kr
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A Classic Royal Copenhagen Baca Plate by Nils Thorsson

A generous fajance fruit plate from the iconic Baca series, designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen in the 1960s. The Baca pattern — a naturalistic, earthy glaze in blue and brown tones — is one of Thorsson’s most enduring designs, and this deep-rimmed plate shows it beautifully across its 22.5 cm face.

Marked with the Royal Copenhagen attribution mark 719/2884, confirming its authenticity. First-class condition throughout.

Details

  • Designer: Nils Thorsson
  • Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Design period: 1960–1970
  • Pattern: Baca — natural glaze in blue and brown
  • Style: Mid-century modern / Scandinavian vintage
  • Material: Fajance (glazed earthenware)
  • Attribution mark: 719/2884
  • Diameter: 22.5 cm / 8¾"
  • Height: 4.5 cm / 1¾"
  • Weight: 1,000 g
  • Condition: Good — first class

Perfect as a fruit plate, display piece, or centrepiece on a dining table or sideboard. A sought-after piece for collectors of Royal Copenhagen and Nils Thorsson ceramics.

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