Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen

Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen
Antique "Raccoon" figurine, Royal Copenhagen

Antique "Raccoon" figurine. Made of porcelain. Hand-painted. Bears the manufacturer's mark. Denmark, 20th century.


Royal Copenhagen is a porcelain manufactory founded on May 1, 1775, under the patronage of Queen Juliane Marie of Denmark. The factory is currently located in the suburb of Glostrup. The three main Danish straits—the Øresund, Little Belt, and Great Belt—are represented in the manufactory's distinctive emblem and mark: three wavy lines.