B & G Blue Fluted (Royal Copenhagen pattern) plates set of two

Description

These plates measure 9 1/2" round.   One is stamped B&G Copenhagen with with the number 18 on the back.  The second plate is stamped B & G Denmark with the number 13 on the back.  It's a little more aged on back than the other one.
After doing some online research, I found that B & G stands for Bing and Grondahl. They eventually merged with Royal Copenhagen.   Based on looking at the color of the castles and the B & G, the plates were made sometime between 1902 - 1915.  That's my guess after reviewing all the different markings.
All said, they are great for anyone's collection.