Royal Copenhagen, a real antique from the 19th century, a museum-quality piece, extremely valuable and wonderful. Purchased over 20 years ago from an antique shop in Copenhagen. It was displayed in a glass case. It has the oldest stamp with only three lines, and was made between 1870 and 1890. It is presumed to have been used by the nobility or upper-class families of the time, and there is no color transfer, crazing, or cracks, and it shows little sign of use. There is a chip on the pointed part of the saucer, and there are some repair marks. It is made very thin, and is so thin that it is translucent in the light, making it a different item from those of today. As a work of art, it is a masterpiece that exudes a sense of presence and aura. The tip of the pointed part of the saucer is chipped, but I don't think it will cause any particular problems in use.