Help with Royal Copenhagen Blue Fluted Cup

Hi, Folks-
I'm wanting to sell this cup (the saucer is damaged) but don't know how to describe it. The maker is Royal Copenhagen and I believe it's in the blue fluted plain pattern. However, all the cups I see online have no interior decoration like this one. I'm wondering what the cups with interior decoration might be called and if this might be a rarity. We'll appreciated any information from those who may know. Thanks.

 

I can't help you with the inside decoration but the design of the decoration is called straw flower.

 

I was going to say the same but Replacements calls it Blue Fluted Plain.

 

It seems to have the mark for 1939 (small line above the L in ROYAL), but I'm not sure, as the markings are a bit small on the photo.

 

https://www.royalcopenhagen.com/en-...lue-fluted-plain-ovenware-round-185cm-1071675

 

I just checked, so does Royal Copenhagen.
It was first made in Germany, and the Germans call it "Strohblumenmuster", which means straw flower pattern, so we are right too. But since this is Royal Copenhagen, Blue Fluted Plain it is.

 

I was typing while you posted that.
So historically straw flower, but the Danes are contary.

 

Thanks for chiming in everybody!

 

They made several styles of cup in this pattern. Scroll on the replacements site as Bakers suggested, and you will find it.