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While the Rörstrand "Bengali" pattern is a mid-century icon, finding it in this stunning Cobalt Blue and White colorway is exceptionally rare. Produced in Lidköping, Sweden, between 1948 and 1956, this series was primarily manufactured in red/pink, making these blue specimens a high-priority "missing piece" for serious Scandinavian porcelain collectors.
Design & Aesthetics:
This 7-inch plate features an intricate Chinoiserie-inspired landscape with exotic pagodas, lush botanical borders, and serene waterscapes. The deep blue transferware is crisp and vibrant, perfectly capturing the "Grandmillennial" and "Blue China" aesthetic currently dominating high-end interior design.
The Perfect Collector’s Wall Piece:
At 7 inches, these are the ideal size for a decorative wall gallery. Their detailed oriental scenery and classic blue-and-white palette allow them to hold their own alongside Royal Copenhagen or Spode. Whether hung as a centerpiece or tucked into a built-in bookshelf, they add an immediate layer of "old-world" European sophistication to any room.
Condition Details:
Condition: Excellent. No chips, cracks, or repairs.
Backstamp: Verified Rörstrand "Bengali" mark with Three Crowns.
Quality: Includes the desirable "Sort I" factory marking, indicating "First Choice" quality with no manufacturing defects.
Set of four.
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Dimensions: 7 inches (approx. 18cm)—perfect as a bread/side plate or wall decor.
Investment Value:
As a discontinued mid-century pattern with a very short production run in this specific color, these plates are not just dinnerware—they are tangible pieces of Swedish ceramic history.