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With the Hammershøi Poppy Oval dish 22.5x28.5 cm white w. deco, classic Danish craftsmanship finds a natural place in the home. It belongs to the Hammershøi Poppy series, where delicate poppy motifs unfold over the collection's familiar grooved forms.
Made of sturdy glazed ceramics, it moves easily between kitchen, table and shelf, and keeps its finish through everyday use. Combine it with other pieces from the collection for a table that feels considered rather than styled.
| Brand | Kähler |
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| Item number | 692309 |
| EAN | 5703779184654 |
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Rikke Jacobsen's watercolour poppies on Hammershøi porcelain
DesignerRikke Jacobsen
Hammershøi Poppy pairs Hans-Christian Bauer's fluted porcelain with watercolour poppies by Rikke Jacobsen. She chose a delicate pink poppy, the field flower that stands up to Danish wind and weather yet wilts soon after picking, and painted it from bud to open bloom in nude and green.
- Plate sizes in cm
- Ø19–27
- Tea cup with saucer
- 38 cl
- Teapot capacity
- 1,2 l
- Year Svend Hammershøi began at Kähler
- 1893
Painted, then fired
The poppies start as watercolours, so every stroke keeps its softness.
Dishwasher and microwave
The Poppy plates are dishwasher and microwave safe.
Breakfast to dinner
Egg cups, mugs, tea cups and a teapot sit beside plates and bowls.
Flowers year round
Vases, a bonbonniere and candle holders carry the motif beyond the table.
A field flower
Poppies grow across the Danish countryside. They withstand wind and weather, but wilt soon after being picked. Rikke Jacobsen chose a delicate pink poppy to show that fragility, and her strokes follow the curly petals as they unfold.
From bud to bloom
The motif changes with the piece. The small egg cups carry a bud about to open, a quiet start to the day, while plates, vases and the teapot show stems and flowers wrapped around the white porcelain.
On the Hammershøi shape
Svend Hammershøi, younger brother of the painter Vilhelm Hammershøi, worked with Kähler in Næstved from 1893 until his death in 1948. His pottery is known for strong contours and distinct grooves, and those grooves are what Hans-Christian Bauer took up for this series.
Materials
- White porcelain
- Glazed porcelain; the plates are dishwasher and microwave safe but not oven safe.
- Watercolour decoration
- Painted by Rikke Jacobsen and transferred to the porcelain.
- Fluted relief
- The Hammershøi grooves frame the poppies and give a sure grip.
Rikke Jacobsen is a Danish artist and ceramic designer who trained at Central Saint Martins in London. Her work has a naturalistic, poetic touch rooted in Scandinavian design tradition. For Kähler she paints watercolours that are transferred onto Hans-Christian Bauer's Hammershøi porcelain.
Using it at home
Does it combine with white Hammershøi?
Yes. Poppy uses the same Hammershøi shapes and sizes, so plain and decorated pieces mix well.
How big is it?
The oval dish measures 22.5 x 28.5 cm.
What does the motif show?
A delicate pink poppy painted in nude and green, its stems and flowers wrapped around the white porcelain.
Who painted the decoration?
Rikke Jacobsen paints each motif in watercolour before it is transferred to Hans-Christian Bauer's fluted Hammershøi porcelain.
How do I wash it by hand?
Use mild soap and warm water, then dry it with a soft cloth.
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