Hansa Mother's Day 1979 plate with puppies

Hansa Mother's Day 1979 plate is a charming porcelain plate with a warm and lively motif of two puppies. In the classic blue decoration, one encounters a loving and homely expression, where the curious little dogs are depicted with lots of personality. At the bottom of the plate stands the visible text MORS DAG 1979, which makes it easy to identify and particularly interesting for collectors of Mother's Day plates and older Hansa plates.

This Mother's Day plate combines fine decoration with utility value. It has hanging holes on the back, so it can be used both as wall decoration and as a plate. This makes it ideal in a personal picture wall with other plates, but also beautiful as a standalone decoration in the kitchen, dining room or summer house. At the same time, it is a plate that you can safely eat from, so it is not only created to be looked at, but also to be used and preserved through many years.

The cozy dog motif gives the plate a soft and nostalgic atmosphere, which fits perfectly in a home with a sense for vintage porcelain, collectibles and classic decorative arts. It can, for example, be used for serving cake, dessert, breakfast or smaller dishes, when you wish to set the table with something that has more soul than new production. Precisely older porcelain like this adds character to the home and is a sustainable choice for you who would like to give quality design new life.

A Hansa Mother's Day plate is also an obvious gift idea for the collector, the dog lover or the one who is fond of nostalgic porcelain with history. The motif with the two puppies makes this annual plate extra appealing, and the year 1979 gives it a clear identity in the collection. Whether you hang it up, use it at the table or let it be part of a curated collection, it is a piece of porcelain that can still create joy in a modern home.

Product information:
Brand: Hansa
Type: Mother's Day plate
Year: 1979
Motif: Puppies
Text on front: MORS DAG 1979
Hanging: Hanging holes on the back