Rare and Mint, Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, Signed Porcelain Glaze Sample Plate. 1950s pedestal bowl and I believe one could

and I believe one could spend the next year or 10 testing and enriching one's vocabulary with them

This is as striking of a cast iron star as I've seen

this one dated 1863 and done by Frederic Fisher

or basement workshop as the case may be

Rare and Mint, Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, Signed Porcelain Glaze Sample Plate. 1950s pedestal bowl and I believe one couldI splurged on this one, but I fell in love with it, and a glaze sample plate is a very rare thing to find this one 1950s, Bing and Grondahl, Denmark, and signed on the back by the glaze tester, to boot. For the lover of color, or Denmark, or mid century ceramics, or ideally all three. A special thing. 6 3 4" in diameter and in mint condition, bright white porcelain, super clean and completely perfect.