13 pieces of copper kitchen equipment, monograms for Queen Caroline

Collection of 13 pieces of royal copper kitchen equipment, tinned interior, comprising two smaller pots with lids, a slightly larger pot, a medium-sized pot, a very large pot, a baking mould, an oval oven dish, a circular oven dish, two sauté pans, a roasting pan with rack and lid, a turbot boiler with rack and lid, and a fish boiler with rack and lid. Many pieces stamped with registering letters and numbers. Denmark, 19th century. H. 4–19 cm. L. 19–77 cm. (13) Five principal pieces stamped with a crowned monogram for Queen Caroline Amalie of Denmark (1796–1881). She married King Christian VIII of Denmark in 1815, reigned 1839–1848 with their main residence at Christian VIII's Palace, Amalienborg. Since the pieces are stamped with the Queen's monogram, it must be assumed that they were made during her period as a widow. Eight principal pieces stamped with a crowned monogram for Crown Prince Frederik (VII) of Denmark (1808–1863), reigned from 1848. Six pieces are also stamped with Copenhagen's three towers and 1843, then with his main residence at Frederik VIII's Palace, Amalienborg. (13)

Estimate:£904.11

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