Royal Tettau Christmas plate 1981, snow-covered church and cloister courtyard, 20 cm

Royal Tettau Christmas plate from 1981 shows an atmospheric winter motif with a snow-covered church, tall spires and a long cloister walkway with arches that lead the eye through the motif. The illuminated windows stand warmly against the deep blue evening sky, while the snow lies heavy on buildings and fir trees. At the bottom of the front appears the original inscription "Julen 1981" in gold lettering, which gives the plate its distinctive character and clearly places it in the Scandinavian edition of the series.

The Christmas plate is made by Royal Tettau, Germany for the Scandinavian market and measures approx. 20 cm in diameter. On the back it is stated that the plate was produced in a limited number, which makes it interesting for collectors of older Christmas plates and porcelain with history. At the same time, it is a decorative plate that can still find a natural place in the home, where classic craftsmanship and Christmas traditions are welcome as a visible part of the decor.

All plates in the series have a hanger glued to the back, so it is ready to hang on the wall, but it can also be used as a plate on the table at Christmas time. As a vintage Christmas plate, it is also a sustainable choice, where beautiful porcelain is allowed to live on and create new joy year after year. It fits well into a collection of Christmas plates, but can also stand alone as an atmospheric decoration or be given as a gift to a collector or someone who loves classic Christmas atmosphere.

Product information:
Brand: Tettau
Manufacturer: Royal Tettau, Germany
Series: Christmas plate
Year: 1981
Inscription on the front: "Julen 1981"
Diameter: approx. 20 cm
Hanger: Yes, hanger is glued to the back
Other: Made for the Scandinavian market
Other: Produced in a limited number
Other: Can be used as Christmas decoration/collector's plate and as a plate on the table