Royal Heidelberg Mother's Day plate 1981 with swallows

Royal Heidelberg Mother's Day plate from 1981 is an atmospheric porcelain plate that combines collector's joy, utility value and classic blue-white decoration. The motif of swallows among reeds creates a lively and poetic expression, and the inscribed text "MORS DAG 1981" makes the plate easy to identify for collectors and for those seeking a special Mother's Day plate with year.

The deep cobalt blue color and the nature-inspired motif give the plate a calm, timeless expression that fits beautifully into both classic and more modern homes. As wall decoration it adds personality and history, and at the table it can be used as a decorative plate for smaller servings such as cake, dessert, lunch or a small appetizer.

The plate has hanging holes on the back, so it can both be hung up and used as a plate. This makes it a versatile piece of applied art that combines functionality and decoration in the finest way. Many also choose to combine several annual plates as a personal wall decoration, where different motifs and years together tell a story.

This Royal Heidelberg plate is made of high-quality porcelain with a durable underglaze decoration that is dishwasher safe. You can therefore safely eat from it, while at the same time it is created to be preserved and used for many years. This is precisely one of the special things about older quality tableware and plates with history: they are made to last and to continue creating joy in everyday life.

An older Mother's Day plate like this is also a sustainable choice. Porcelain with soul and history brings warmth, charm and character into the home and is a beautiful alternative to new production. It is an obvious choice as a gift for a collector, for a mother with a love of classic porcelain or for you who wish to decorate with unique finds that can both be used and preserved.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Royal Heidelberg
Series: Mother's Day plates
Year: 1981
Material: Porcelain
Motif: Swallows
Text on the motif: MORS DAG 1981
Hanging: Hanging holes on the back