Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Full Lace Vase – Mini Porcelain Candle or Cigarette Holder #1015

A delicate Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Full Lace porcelain vase or candle holder, handcrafted in Denmark and decorated with the classic cobalt-blue lace pattern.

Exquisite craftsmanship meets timeless Danish design in this Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Full Lace vase, model #1015. Standing approximately 2.5 inches tall, this petite open-work vessel features Royal Copenhagen’s signature hand-painted cobalt-blue fluted pattern, accentuated by a meticulously pierced reticulated lace rim that showcases the artistry of the company’s master porcelain painters.

Originally designed as a cigarette or candle holder, this multifunctional piece now serves beautifully as a mini vase, tealight holder, or vanity accent. The deep cobalt blue brushwork contrasts elegantly against the luminous white porcelain body, creating a display of both precision and warmth.

Each detail—from the scalloped edge to the intricate latticework—reflects Royal Copenhagen’s dedication to hand-painted excellence and fine European porcelain tradition. The underside bears the Royal Copenhagen Denmark hallmark with the green crown stamp, blue wave marks, and hand-painted artist initials, confirming its authenticity and heritage.

Key Details:

Maker: Royal Copenhagen

Pattern: Blue Fluted Full Lace

Model Number: 1015

Country of Origin: Denmark

Height: Approx. 2.5 inches

Material: Hand-painted porcelain with pierced reticulated design

Color: White porcelain with cobalt-blue decoration

Markings: Royal Copenhagen hallmark, three blue waves, artist’s mark

Condition: Excellent vintage – no chips, cracks, or repairs; paint and glaze beautifully preserved

Perfect For:
Porcelain collectors • Scandinavian design enthusiasts • Candle and vanity décor • Fine home accents • Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted series completists

Collector’s Note:

The Blue Fluted Full Lace pattern is among Royal Copenhagen’s most intricate and collectible designs, introduced in the late 1700s and still painted by hand today. The lacework requires extraordinary precision—each cutout and brushstroke applied individually by skilled artisans. Smaller pieces like this #1015 holder were made in limited runs, making them prized additions for collectors of Danish porcelain.