Royal Copenhagen B&G 2001 2006 Christmas Birthday Porcelain Plate

🎁 Rare Commemoration·Traces of Time The vintage commemorative plate carries the mark of time. It is not only a work of art, but also a witness to precious memories. Whether it is used to commemorate important moments in life or as a festival gift, it has profound meaning. Each commemorative plate is carefully crafted by craftsmen, with unique patterns, year marks and historical connotations, telling a story worth cherishing that year. Give it to your loved ones to show your love and taste. Placing it on a mantelpiece, collection cabinet or in a corner of the study can serve as an embellishment of the space, and also as an emotional bond between the giver and the recipient, making the beauty accumulated over the years last forever. 📏 Product Specifications 🔸Brand: Royal Copenhagen (B&G) 🔸Origin: Denmark 🔸Material: Ceramic 🔸Size: 18cm in diameter 🔸Year: 2001.2006 🔸Packaging: Store as new/Boxed 🔹 2001 — Playing in the Snow Snowflakes are flying, the laughter of childhood echoes in the silver-white world, and the innocence and happiness are frozen in a moment. 🎁: Recommended to be given to close friends who still have a childlike innocence or family members with pure and innocent character. It can also be used as a gift to commemorate the growth of children, implying that the good times of childhood are worth preserving forever. Suitable for winter gifts, packaged in a Christmas red box, adding to the festive atmosphere. 🔹 2006 — Welcoming Guests for Christmas The warm holiday welcomes close friends, and Christmas is complete with reunion. 🎁: Very suitable for use as a gift for moving into a new home, a wedding gift or a year-end gift, symbolizing welcoming distinguished guests and good fortune. For those who got married, worked or met in 2006, this porcelain plate will be a fond look back at that year, reminding people of the important moments in their lives during the holidays. 👑 Royal Copenhagen Porcelain | Centennial craftsmanship inherited from the Danish royal family👑 Since its founding in 1775, Royal Copenhagen has been hailed as the pinnacle of Danish porcelain art. Founded by Queen Juliane Marie of Denmark, the brand initially emerged as a producer of royal porcelain and has continued for centuries to become one of the world's top porcelain brands. In 1987, Royal Copenhagen and Bing & Grøndahl officially merged and became a brand under the same company. Although the brands were merged, the styles and logos of the two brands were retained for a period of time, so we can still see many porcelain plates marked with B&G or dual brand logos from the 1980s to 2000s.