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You are here: Home / Decor / Holiday / Danish Christmas Tables

Danish Christmas Tables

December 15, 2010 by Jane F 7 Comments

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Flora Danica place setting on the Royal Danish Horticultural Society table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagTour six festive tables created for the Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 celebration.

Six  Christmas tables were presented this year in the Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 table fest that takes place in the flagship store of the iconic Danish china brand. This year’s crop of tables   feature a modern attitude and simpler place settings although, as usual, their themes are based on royal institutions. Tradition counts when you’ve been in business since 1775. The annual event takes place in the company’sstore in Copenhagen, where it remains open to the public until New Year’s Eve. Our virtual tour provides the convenience of close ups without the press of the crowds.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Flora Danica on the Royal Danish Horticulture Society Christmas table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagRoyal Danish Horticulture Society Table  A mossy, twig-walled conservatory filled with greenery is the background for a primitive wood table set with iconic  Flora Danica porcelain. A small bowl is filled with colorful red carnations [top]. One of the world’s most expensive china patterns, Flora Danica has a wide range of forms decorated with gold detail and botanical motifs.

Royal Danish Christmas 2010 - Flora Danica sauce boat - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe handle of the Flora Danica sauce boat is shaped and colored like a twig.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Library Table with book legs - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe Royal Library Table – Constructing the table with stacks of books as legs shows a more contemporary nature of this year’s installation in a formal room with elaborate plaster moldings, a crystal chandelier and elegant bookcases.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Detail of Royal Copenhagan Royal Library Table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagSmall antique books make beautiful table accessories, I think, and a parchment scroll with an elegant tag is an easy-to-duplicate napkin ring. The library table was used to introduce the new White Platinum porcelain pattern.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - white Platinum china - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagWhite Platinum china, close up.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Stables Christmas table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe Royal Stables Table – Move over Ralph. Saddles and uniforms have timeless charm as does the brown-on-cream check tablecloth simply but festively decorated pine cones and moss.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Stables Christmas table with white elements china - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagAn elegant silver stirrup does double-duty as a name-card holder and a cutlery rest. The silver knife, fork and spoon are heavy enough to keep unfurled napkins dangling from the side of the table.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - White Elements china used on the Royal Stables table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe utterly simple White Elements china has an almost Asian design purity and form.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Danish Orchestra 2010 Christmas table - Royal Coopenhagen via AtticmagThe Royal Danish Orchestra Table – The sound of classical Christmas music takes a decidedly modern turn in combination with Royal Copenhagen’s Black Fluted Mega dinnerware.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Black Fluted Mega china on the Royal Danish Orchestra table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagBlack Fluted Mega is based on a stylized floral motif.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Life Guards Table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe Royal Life Guards Table – Founded in 1658 by a Danish king, this army infantry regiment guards the royal family.  Their sentry chairs, bearskin caps, and uniforms were incorporated in the theme of their table.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Life Guards 2010 table with Star Fluted Christmas china - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagWooden replicas of the guards along with forced tulip bulbs and red pillar candles are set along with classic Christmas china on a plain wood table.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Star Fluted Christmas cake plate on the Royal Danish Life Guards table- Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagA Star Fluted Christmas Cake Plate shows the wonderful detail of this seasonal china pattern.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Porcelain Factory Christmas table - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe Royal Porcelain Factory Table – Danish blue and white china in the Blue Fluted Plain, Mega and Half Lace patterns are mixed on a handmade wood table decorated with blue flowers.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Royal Porcelain Factory Christmas table with Blue Fluted Half Lace china - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagIn the background is a mural wall of porcelain factory photos as well as an étagère holding a display of various blue and white pattern pieces.

Royal Copenhagen Christmas 2010 - Blue Fluted Royal Copenhagen tureen - Royal Copenhagen via AtticmagThe Blue Fluted Half Lace tureen used on the table definitely fits the definition of Christmas heirloom china and seems especially well suited to the Royal Porcelain Factory table.

You also might enjoy the 2009 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Tables and the 2008 Royal Copenhagen Christmas Tables

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Comments

  1. Fifi Flowers says

    December 16, 2010 at 12:18 am

    FABuLOUS tables!!!! Ooooh la la ALL decor would be perfect in my VIRTUAL Paris apartment… 😉

    Reply
  2. Jane F says

    December 16, 2010 at 10:58 am

    Flora Danica would look especially amazing in your apartment, agreed!

    Reply
  3. cristin @ simplified bee says

    December 17, 2010 at 11:51 am

    Love these beautiful tabletops! All so festive!

    Merry Christmas!

    xo,
    cristin

    ps- here from the linky party #150!

    Reply
  4. Chari says

    December 21, 2010 at 3:04 am

    Hello…

    Ohh…sooo many beautiful Christmas tables! The china…all so exquisite! Thank you for sharing these beautiful tables with us…so inspirational!

    Thank you so much for stopping by yesterday and taking a peek at my Christmas dining room! I enjoyed your visit and sweet note…thank you!

    Warmest Christmas wishes,
    Chari @Happy To Design

    Reply

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