Founded in 1645 as Knabstrup Brickworks, the company's heritage runs deep. In 1897, Knabstrup expanded into ceramics, initially producing clay flowerpots. Under the leadership of H. Schou, the Knabstrup Brickworks Company emerged, pioneering flowerpot production and diversifying our product range. This marked a pivotal moment, where tradition was seamlessly fused with innovation.
This marked the beginning of an illustrious 80-year journey, characterised by diverse creations ranging from vases to tableware. These products showcase the remarkable talent and artistry of the individuals who have contributed to Knabstrup's enduring legacy.
The company closed in 1988 citing financial difficulties, however reopened as Knabstrup Keramik in 2017.
You can read more about Knabstrup, here.
THIS LISTING
Model 12" Wall Plaque
Pattern Flowers
Designer Christine Konschak
Production 1960s
Dimensions 15cm tall, 30.5cm (12") wide
Condition Excellent condition with no wear that we can see. Stamped and original paper label on the reverse.
