Vintage Royal Copenhagen retailer Aluminia Faience bowl by Inge Lise Koefoed

Beautiful mid 20th century Royal Copenhagen bowl by Inge-Lise Koefoed.
The bowl measures approximately 4-1/4 inches in diameter across the top and stands 2-1/4 inches tall.

It is made of porcelain clay that was glazed with modernist retailer navy blue, burgundy and gold design that looks like an eye. The piece number is 184/2196 and it is marked on the base with the Royal Copenhagen hallmark along with the artist's mark. It is in excellent condition: no cracks, chips or repairs.

Inge-Lise Koefoed - born in 1939, trained at Denmark's Design School and then worked for Royal Copenhagen alongside Nils Thorsson. Koefoed was one of the all-female design team, along with Berte Jessen, Marianne Johnson, Kari Christensen, Bethe Breyen, Grete Helland-Hansen & Johanne Gerber who worked at Royal Copenhagen. She was primarily responsible for the immensely popular Tenera line, notable for its use of blue and its design diversity.