Royal Copenhagen's Aluminia Faience (Denmark)

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It looks like a Aluminia piece.

thats just right and a big thank u for the link its great....then accordingly.... this piece dates 1915...with initials EJ

http://www.jamiri.dk/aluminia-mark.htm
http://www.jamerantik.dk/kunstnersignaturer_aluminia.htm

Hand-painted bowl, designed by Thorkild Olsen in 1957 for an exhibition the following year celebrating the artist's 50 years at Aluminia Faience.

'Nils' pattern coffee set, designed in 1933 by Nils Thorsen Thorsson.

Royal Copenhagen Aluminia Faience 'Tenera' vase designed by Inge-Lise Koefoed, 1962.

For more information on dating Aluminia Faience from its backstamps, please see this excellent website: http://www.jamiri.dk/aluminia-mark.htm

I think that this dates from the early part of the 20th century.

I have had this vase for a while but just started to research it . I have had Royal Copenhagen before but this mark is different and I can not trace it anywhere . Any help please .
     

Its the Aluminia Faience "beehive" mark; part of the same company as Royal Copenhagen:

http://www.jamiri.dk/aluminia-mark.htm

There's one for sale online described as a 1919 Aluminia Christmas vase.

Thank you so much for that

Hi

I only bought it because I love the Snakehead flowers.

Looking it up though, seems the FK in a box was mid 1920's...no year coding for the letter C though and I wouldn't have expected the paint stamp mark for that time...however it seems correct reads vibefeg I believe under the hive styled lines mark.

A flat trivet or wall plaque style, probably a cheese plate.

Cheers

For any help in advance.

I got some information from a Danish person, apparently Vibeæg was produced between 1934 to 1967

I  use this site

http://www.jamiri.dk/Royal-Copenhagen-mark.htm

here

http://www.jamiri.dk/aluminia-mark.htm

I bought four items at an auction in Dublin. I know from internet searches that two are Danish , would anyone know where the other two are from or any information about them? I have very little knowledge of the subject at hand and only bought them because I liked the look or one or two of them but now that I have them they are all beginning to work their charm.


This one I know but would anyone know what year it is from?

Thanks in advance for any help in identifying these.

Royal Copenhagen I think

Royal Cpenhagen "Aluminia" shop mark.
Marselis range designed by Nils Thorsson.

From the 1950s.

I have several. RC is a very good pedigree. All items carry factory and decorator marks numbered. Extremely useful. The factory has a long and prestigious history of producing high quality ceramics

http://www.jamiri.dk/Royal-Copenhagen-mark.htm

Thanks for all the answers, I love the shape and texture of this piece, the photo does not do it justice.

Hello to all...I have just come into possession of this midcentury small vase from Royal Copenhagen's Aluminia range. The base carries the Aluminia mark, the dating mark is unclear. I wonder whether anyone is able to cast some light on the artist's monogram. It somehow looks familiar but my research so far has failed to come up with a name. Thanks in advance.

I have this piece of Copenhagen with an Aluminia mark and trying to find who made it as the texture on it is unlike anything featured on any Copenhagen pottery websites that feature artist history. I know it is a grit applied coating but would like to know the official term as well as the model/mould number for the shape of the item. I would also like to know what year the item was made as there is no legible bar above or below a letter to help date it. Any info, however small, much appreciated.


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RC normally marked their pieces really well, there is usually a number on them. Is there nothing below the Denmark? There is a piece on etsy with a similar stamped mark bit four figure mark below (Vintage Danish Royal Copenhagen Aluminia glazed ceramic bowl 1603) It would be 60s/ 70s, there is a link somewhere in the RC thread to a site where you an date them via those lines. Look for dating Royal Copenhagen

http://www.jamiri.dk/royal-copenhagen-mark.htm

Hi, thanks for your reply.
So here's what i know > The A mark is the Aluminia Faience factory mark which was stamped in brown, green or black on pieces between 1935-1969. Under a magnifying glass there is evidence of something that was written in black paint around the base rim and some faded impressed numbers that could be 1479. The grit looks like it could be some kind of silica oxide. It has a heavy drip glaze, in the style of fat lava pieces, which has run on the inside of the neck. The closest shape of the vase appears to be what they called a ball vase.
I have looked at jamiri.dk numerous times to look at every artist and their featured work on the site and also looked at every listing on worldcollectors.net and there is no finish like this anywhere. So frustrating.

I suspect that it was a trial piece that didn't turn out as planned.