Danish porcelain, silver and tableware
Royal Copenhagen was founded in 1775 under the protection of the Dowager Queen Juliane Marie, and its first pattern, Blue Fluted, is still made. King Christian VII ordered the Flora Danica service in 1790 as a gift for Catherine the Great; its pieces are still painted by hand in Denmark. The factory won the Grand Prix at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1889.
Ripple A series of mouth-blown ribbed glassware by Ferm Living, from drinking glasses and carafes to champagne saucers, bowls and a thermal French press.
Royal Copenhagen The porcelain factory founded in Copenhagen in 1775, known for its hand-painted Blue Fluted and Flora Danica services.Works: Flora Danica, Blue Fluted Plain, Blue Fluted Full Lace, Christmas plates, Blue Fluted Mega
Kähler A ceramics house founded in Næstved in 1839, known for its ruby lustre glaze of 1888 and today for hand-painted vases and tableware such as Omaggio and Hammershøi.Works: Omaggio, Hammershøi
Holmegaard Danish glass from the Holmegaard works near Næstved, founded in 1825 and known for Per Lütken's Provence bowl and Idéelle glasses and Jacob E. Bang's vases.
Kay Bojesen The silversmith Kay Bojesen's designs: the Grand Prix cutlery, made by his granddaughter's company, and the wooden monkey and animals, made by Rosendahl.Works: Grand Prix
Stelton A Danish maker of steel tableware founded in 1960, known for Arne Jacobsen's Cylinda-line and Erik Magnussen's EM77 vacuum jug.Works: Cylinda-line, EM77
Eva Solo A Danish design company, owned by the Engelbrecht family, whose bird feeders, lanterns, vases and other goods for home and garden are sold across Europe, Asia and Australia.Works: Eva Solo tea maker
Lyngby Porcelæn A porcelain house founded in Kongens Lyngby in 1936, known for the fluted white Lyngby vase and today for the Rhombe tableware and Tura vases.Works: Lyngby Tura, Lyngby vase, Rhombe, Thermodan
Dolly A porcelain salt and pepper set by Ross McBride for Normann Copenhagen, made as one rounded U-shaped piece divided inside into two chambers.
Magma A triangular vacuum jug by Francis Cayouette for Normann Copenhagen; it won a Good Design Award in 2005.
Familia A china dinner service and kitchen series that Ole Jensen designed for Normann Copenhagen; it is no longer made.