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Sèvres porcelain
Sèvres porcelain presented to Christian VII in 1768 when he visited the factory in Sèvres.
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Porcelain figures
Chinese porcelain figures; placed in this room in the time of Queen Charlotte Amalie, who died in 1714.
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Flora Danica porcelain
Flora Danica porcelain. Made 1790-1803 at the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory, decorated with botanical drawings of Denmark's flora. Tradition has it that it was commisioned as a gift for Catharine the Great of Russia, who died, however, before the set...
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The Porcelain Cabinet
Frederik IV planned to have a porcelain cabinet to form a counterpart to the Glass Cabinet. Such cabinets became fashionable at princely courts in Europe by the end of the 17th century.
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