Hackefors Mother's Day Plates from 1980 to 1999
Hackefors Mother's Day plates are a Swedish porcelain series with 20 different years, released from 1980 to 1999. Each plate has its own flower as a motif and is finished with a gold rim, creating cohesion throughout the series.
The plates measure 20 cm in diameter and can be displayed in a cabinet, placed on a plate rack, or hung as wall decoration.
20 different floral motifs
The series features among others cornflower, daisy, honeysuckle, cow parsley, lily of the valley, harebell, violet, lilac, poppies, and roses. The different flowers give each year its own color expression, while the shape and gold rim make the series easy to recognize.
You can choose a plate based on the flower, colors, or a year with personal significance. This also makes them suitable as gifts for Mother's Day, a birthday, or another special occasion.

For collection and wall decoration
With 20 years, Hackefors Mother's Day plates form a manageable series to collect. You can go for the whole series or combine individual years that match in colors and motifs.
On the back, the plates have hanging holes, so they can easily be hung with plate accessories. Multiple plates can be grouped on the same wall, while a single year also works well as an independent decoration.
Since this is older porcelain, the selection varies continuously. A specific year may therefore be sold out until we have it back in stock.
Flowers for Mother's Day that last year after year
Flowers naturally belong to Mother's Day, and with a Hackefors Mother's Day plate you can give a flower that does not wither. Choose her favorite flower or a year with special meaning, and give a gift that can be displayed or hung on the wall.
The plate can be given alone or as the start of a collection that can later be expanded with more flowers and years.
How to care for the gold rim
We recommend washing Hackefors Mother's Day plates carefully by hand, as dishwashing machines can dull the gold rim or wear the decoration over time.
Use lukewarm water, mild dish soap, and a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive sponges and cleaning agents with abrasive effects.




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