Royal Copenhagen Kobenhavns Fajancefabrik Denmark Blue Peacock Dinner Plate RCO24

I was not familiar with this marking for Royal Copenhagen until I came across these bowls.
Question: In your expert opinion are they considered Flow Blue?
Question: I did not choose to buy three others because they had rear rim chips, Should I go back to the store and acquire them?

These dinner plates are 10 1/4" in diameter.

I did not know that they were Royal Copenhagen until I arrived home and research them

 

Hi,
They are not Flow Blue. Flow Blue gets it name from the decals "leaking" during firing. The blue paint widens much further than the design. These are much newer than the old flow blue. These look more sprayed on than decaled.
greg

 

These are very nice..but ..I ..would not go back for the chipped ones

 

Thanks bobsyouruncle and gregsglass the weight is so light on these Aluminia faience pottery plates, not porcelain or china more like majolica

 

If you like them and want to display them, by all means go back and get them. With the chips the value isn't high, but they're pretty.

 

Thanks evelyb30

 

Some marks in case you didn't see this site: http://www.jamiri.dk/aluminia-mark.htm

 

Thanks janetpjohn I did not see that site I was a little confused with the mark. This site has the same mark that is on The blue peacock plates no longer confused Thanks. I did go back for the other 3 plates with the chips but they were long gone.