Denmark – Scott # 1267, used

Description

Issued in 2004, Denmark Scott #1267 is a commemorative stamp depicting Spurveskjul, Virum (1805), a well-preserved historic country house representing early 19th-century Danish domestic architecture. The building is associated with Denmark’s Golden Age period and reflects the transition from rural estate architecture to refined suburban residences.

The design presents a detailed illustration of the whitewashed house with its tiled roof, symmetrical windows, and surrounding greenery. Fine line work and natural colors emphasize the harmony between architecture and landscape, a hallmark of Danish building tradition. The careful rendering preserves both architectural accuracy and a sense of place.

With a denomination of 4.50 kroner, this stamp was intended for standard postal use, combining everyday functionality with architectural commemoration.

This example is offered used, showing a clear cancellation, intact perforations, and strong remaining detail. A fine choice for collectors of architecture on stamps, Danish cultural history, or early 19th-century European buildings.

Country: Denmark
Year of Issue: 2004
Scott Number: 1267
Denomination: 4.50 kr
Condition: Used