Three royal copper kitchen pitchers, tinned interior, engraved with crowned owner's monogram for King Christian X and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark, two further engraved with the Roman numeral I and stamped on the bottom "1 L[iter]", "1 L[iter]" and "2 L[iters]" respectively. Denmark, c. 1912. H. two at 20.5 cm and one at 26 cm. (3). Provenance: King Christian X (1870–1947) and Queen Alexandrine of Denmark (1879–1952). The pitchers date from their reign, 1912–1947, most likely from the beginning, and were presumably used at Sorgenfri Palace. Thereafter by descent to their youngest son, Hereditary Prince Knud of Denmark (1900–1976), Sorgenfri Palace. Thence by descent in a Danish private collection until this day. Minor normal patina due to age and use, including minor and light dents, marks and scratches.