Ravn Mother's Day plate 1982 with bird, frog and water lilies

Ravn Mother's Day plate 1982 is an atmospheric porcelain plate with a fine nature motif that captures the calm at the water's edge. In the decoration, a bird and a frog can be seen among reeds, water lily leaves and blooming water lilies, while the year 1982 is beautifully highlighted at the bottom of the plate. This gives the motif both charm, warmth and the special story that makes year and commemorative plates so beloved among collectors and those who appreciate classic Danish porcelain.

This Mother's Day plate from Ravn Porselin is an obvious choice for you if you are looking for a decorative plate with history and personality. The nature motif is executed in a harmonious color scale, where the green leaves and the flowers stand beautifully against the light porcelain base. It combines the decorative and the practical in a way that makes it easy to find room for in both the classic and the more modern home decor.

The plate has hanging holes on the back, so it can be used both as wall decoration and as a plate. Many choose to hang several plates together as a personal wall decoration, but it can also be used at the table for smaller servings such as breakfast, lunch, cake or dessert. It is made of high-quality porcelain with a durable underglaze decoration, is dishwasher safe, and you can therefore safely eat from it. Here you get a plate that is created to both be used and preserved through many years.

An older porcelain plate like this also brings something special into the home. Design with history and soul adds personality and is a sustainable alternative to new production. It is precisely the joy of preserving beautiful craftsmanship and letting it live on in everyday life that makes vintage plates so attractive both as a gift, collector's item and decorative art.

Product information:
Brand: Ravn Porselin
Type: Mother's Day plate
Year: 1982
Material: Porcelain
Hanging: Hanging holes on the back
Dishwasher safe: Yes
Visible text on the motif: 1982