Royal Copenhagen 6 Mini Plates Blue and White ' plaquette '

6 miniature plates, called a “plaquette,” was made by Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory, which was founded in Copenhagen in 1775. The letter “A” with three wavy lines is sometimes called a beehive mark and was used from 1903 to 1969. The three wavy lines were part of Royal Copenhagen’s mark for several years and represent the three major bodies of water in Denmark. The letter “A” is for Aluminia, an earthenware factory that bought Royal Copenhagen in 1882. This listing includes 6 plates, all in good condition except one that has a chip.