The separate room that is used to display Royal Copenhagen’s “Flora Danica,” one of the world’s most expensive lines of tableware (10-inch dinner plates cost about $275 each), looks a bit ...

A: The Bing & Grondahl company was formed in Copenhagen in 1853 by Frederick Grondahl, an artist and sculptor from the Royal Copenhagen porcelain company, with the economic backing of brothers ...

When collector Richard Baron Cohen decided three years ago to commission a historic set of porcelain dinnerware, he sought out a storied producer, Denmark's Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. He selected ...