A beautifully detailed collector’s plate by Royal Copenhagen, issued in 1982 to commemorate the 1000-year anniversary of Brattahlíð – the first Norse settlement in Greenland, founded by Erik the Red in 982 AD.
This iconic piece features a Viking longship sailing through Arctic waters, with the dramatic Greenlandic landscape in the background. Finished in Royal Copenhagen’s classic blue and white porcelain, the plate is ideal for collectors of Scandinavian ceramics, Viking history, or rare commemorative editions.
Made in Denmark by Royal Copenhagen
Dated: 1982
Text: “ERIK DEN RØDE – 982 BRATTAHLIÐ GRØNLAND 1982”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks or crazing
A beautifully detailed collector’s plate by Royal Copenhagen, issued in 1982 to commemorate the 1000-year anniversary of Brattahlíð – the first Norse settlement in Greenland, founded by Erik the Red in 982 AD.
This iconic piece features a Viking longship sailing through Arctic waters, with the dramatic Greenlandic landscape in the background. Finished in Royal Copenhagen’s classic blue and white porcelain, the plate is ideal for collectors of Scandinavian ceramics, Viking history, or rare commemorative editions.
Made in Denmark by Royal Copenhagen
Dated: 1982
Text: “ERIK DEN RØDE – 982 BRATTAHLIÐ GRØNLAND 1982”
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks or crazing
