Bing & Grondahl was a Danish pottery making company established in 1853 by the Bing brothers - Hermann and Jacob and Frederick Grondahl. Grondahl was a small statue maker for the Royal Danish ceramic plant. Most notable on B&G porcelains is their image of a white Seagull. B&G porcelains are stamped with an image of three towers, taken from the center of the Coat of Arms of Copenhagen.