BING & GRÖNDAHL, 40 tableware pieces, “The Seagull”, Denmark.

Relief pattern, decor in light blue porcelain. 15 cups with saucers of varying sizes (2 extra saucers included), 12 side dishes, 2 cream jugs, a sugar bowl, a couple of salt and pepper jars, 2 small vases, a small bowl, an urn, a serving dish on foot, two serving plates of different sizes and shapes & a jug, Royal Copenhagen.

Decor created in 1895 by Fanny Garde. The model created during the 1890s by August Hallin. The tableware is considered to usher in the Art Nouveau era in Denmark and is today seen as one of the most typical and popular Danish tableware.