Royal Copenhagen Midsummer Night's Dream Soup Plate, approximately 23.5cm The photos show six plates, but this price is for two. Up to six plates are available. New, unused, but as they have been stored at home, there may be some scratches. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details. Arnold Krog, an architect who was hired as the art director from 1885, was strongly influenced by Japonism. To reproduce its beauty, he succeeded in firing the underglaze technique at high temperatures. He designed and produced numerous decorations in pale colors, which became popular at various world expositions. At the 1900 Paris Exposition, this "Midsummer Night's Dream" series won the Grand Prix, and the name of Royal Copenhagen resounded throughout the world. "Midsummer Night's Dream" was designed in two colors: blue and pink. A limited re-edition was produced in the 1990s. However, due to high production costs, production was discontinued after a short period. Generally, the painting is done on the glaze, but "Midsummer Night's Dream" is painted under the glaze, and the patterns of flowers and leaves appear to float, combined with the delicate and elegant colors, making it very fantastic. Midsummer Night's Dream Midnight Summer Dream Midnight Midsummer Dream A Midsummer Night's Dream