Danish studio pottery. Three thrown faience plates hand-decorated with dancing motifs. Ca. 1940/50s. cod Cohr and other Danish silversmiths

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Danish studio pottery. Three thrown faience plates hand-decorated with dancing motifs. Ca. 1940/50s. cod Cohr and other Danish silversmithsDanish Studio Pottery Three plates with dancing motifs, c. 1940 50s. Thrown and hand decorated faience with motifs of folk dancing couples and musicians in blue, brown, and black tones on a cream coloured ground. Decorated with blue and brown rim lines. Origin: Denmark. Maker: Unknown studio potter. Material: Faience. Dimensions: D. 19. 523 cm. Period: c. 1940 50s. Condition: Very good condition, minor signs of wear. Bio: Danish ceramics from the mid