A 19th-century Royal Copenhagen porcelain centerpiece bowl, designed in the classical kylix form. The bowl is decorated with turquoise and iron red bands, highlighted by finely gilded accent rings that enhance its refined appearance.
A nationwide lottery were organized in 1860 to finance the Frederiksborg Castle's reconstruction after the massive fire, the stamp at the bottom showing that this centerpiece was one of the items.
This decorative centerpiece combines classical inspiration with elegant color contrasts, making it an attractive addition to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
