Danish Royal Copenhagen Unicorn Gentleman's Accessory Set / Tie Clip & Cufflinks

**Danish Royal Copenhagen Unicorn Gentleman's Accessory Set / Tie Clip & Cufflinks** This complete set comprises one tie clip and a pair of cufflinks. Gilded elements accentuate the delicate white porcelain, while the galloping unicorn motif symbolizes integrity, vitality, and courage, making it ideal for projecting a positive professional image. It includes the original box, perfect for carrying during business trips and travel. Brand: Royal Copenhagen Origin: Denmark Materials: White Porcelain / Gilded Outer Box Dimensions: L 10cm x W 8cm Product Details: Includes original box Weight: 114.4g ❖ Years of collection by the proprietor of Wu Er Hui Suo, this treasured piece is one of a kind. ❖ Only the collection item is for sale; other photography props and accessories are not included. ❖ We have made every effort to accurately represent the item through photos and descriptions. However, slight color variations may occur due to differences in lighting, screens, or cameras. Please consider the actual item as the final reference. ❖ This item is a vintage piece, collected for display and not used. Minor signs of age are to be expected, and we kindly ask for your understanding of these unique imperfections before making a purchase. ❖ Vintage items come with no warranty or grace period. If the item itself is not damaged, returns or exchanges will not be accepted based on reasons such as the product not meeting expectations (e.g., color, style, pattern, size). **Royal Copenhagen** "Royal Copenhagen Porcelain," officially known as "Den kongelige Porcelænsfabrik" (The Royal Porcelain Factory), was founded in Copenhagen on May 1, 1775, by Queen Juliane Marie of Denmark. The crown in its logo represents royal patronage, and the three wavy lines symbolize the straits surrounding Denmark: the Øresund, the Great Belt, and the Little Belt. In 1790, the classic "Flora Danica" design, characterized by blue underglaze, gilded rims, and Danish floral motifs, made its debut. Royal Copenhagen's porcelain craftsmanship gained significant recognition after being showcased at the 1851 Great Exhibition in London and the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris.