Royal Copenhagen Full And Half Lace

Can anybody please tell me how to differentiate between Royal Copenhagen full lace and half lace? I can’t find an explanation.

 

So far, I only found this:

https://www.artedona.com/en/Brands/Royal-Copenhagen/

"Blue Fluted Full Lace" is particularly elaborate. The porcelain painters accentuate each small hole of the delicate lace edge by hand with blue brush strokes. The "Blue fluted Half Lace" line decorates beside the famous blue-white decor an elegant lace edge and blue shell ornaments.

 

Thank you. It’s not that clear is it!

 

I might be wrong, as I never had a RC piece in my hands, but based on the pictures on the RC site, I wonder if the Full Lace has holes around the edge, giving it the look of real lace, while the Half Lace only creates the illusion with the use of small impressions?

 

https://www.royalcopenhagen.com/en-us/collections/all-collections/blue-fluted-full-lace
"The rich details of Blue Fluted Full Lace are a testimony to the finest porcelain craftsmanship. Every little hole in the intricate lace border is carefully made by hand and accented with blue brushstrokes."
Full

Half

 

Very nicely done, Marote...Chrystal Clear!

 

Nice comparison Marote-RC makes some beautiful pieces.I've got a miniature vase round here somewhere.

 

Royal Copenhagen porcelain painters, 1895

 

Thank you @Marote for an excellent explanation