Copenhagen ten fish plates Designed around 1900, underglaze blue wave and green stamp marks 1923-1934, model number 9519 and painted decoration numbers, eight times painter's number for Miss I. Heine (active 1896-1932) and twice painter's number 52, shallow-moulded, four-pass curved dinner plates with shell-shaped rim in relief, blue-beige to white ground and various fish depictions with underwater grass in fine pastel underglaze painting, one plate with tiny chip to rim, otherwise good condition for age, diameter 25.5 cm each.

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