Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Vase, Pattern 288 / 121

This is a fine porcelain vase produced by the renowned manufacturer Royal Copenhagen in Denmark. The item features a smooth, glazed white porcelain base with a distinctive light blue or lilac matte/bisque-style exterior finish typical of certain mid-20th-century Scandinavian design aesthetics. The underside displays the company's iconic backstamp: a green crown logo surrounded by 'ROYAL COPENHAGEN DENMARK', three blue hand-painted waves representing Denmark's three straits (the Oresund, the Great Belt, and the Little Belt), and a painter's signature in blue script. Additionally, numeric markings '288' and '121' are hand-written in green, likely signifying the shape and pattern/decor numbers respectively. A small green dot or line under the letter 'G' in 'Copenhagen' suggests a production period between 1969 and 1974. The vase shows minor shelf wear on the unglazed foot rim and remains in excellent vintage condition with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The craftsmanship reflects the high quality associated with Danish porcelain, characterized by clean lines and an elegant, minimalist form. The presence of a contemporary 'Goodwill' thrift store sticker indicates its recent secondary market history.