Royal Tettau Christmas plate 1984, winter landscape with church, 20 cm

Royal Tettau Christmas plate 1984 shows an atmospheric winter landscape with snow-covered mountains, a small church and a calm village scene bathed in blue and white shades. In the foreground, a family walks along the snow-covered road toward the church, while a pair of roe deer stand still in the wintry white landscape to the right. To the left, a house can be seen with icicles along the roof, and the entire motif has the classic Christmas calm that makes a Christmas plate something special in December.

On the front, it says in gold lettering "JULEN 1984", which is the Scandinavian inscription on this variant. The plate is made by Royal Tettau, Germany, and the series was made for the Scandinavian market. This makes it ideal for collectors of Christmas plates, but also for you who appreciate porcelain with motif, history and a distinct year. The back states that the plate is produced in a limited quantity, which emphasizes its character as a collector's item.

The Christmas plate measures approx. 20 cm in diameter and has a hanger glued firmly to the back, so it is ready to be put up on the wall right away. It can be hung alone as Christmas decoration or be part of a collection with other years from Royal Tettau. At the same time, it can also be used as a plate on the table if you wish to let it be part of a personal table setting for Christmas.

Older Christmas plates like this have a special ability to bring memories, tradition and warmth into the home. It is porcelain created to last, and that is precisely why it makes good sense to let beautiful quality objects with history live on and bring joy year after year.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Tettau, Germany
Series: Christmas plate for the Scandinavian market
Year: 1984
Inscription on the front: "JULEN 1984"
Diameter: approx. 20 cm
Hanger: Yes, glued firmly to the back
Other: Produced in a limited quantity
Use: Can be used as Christmas decoration/collector's plate and as a plate on the table