Celebrate Scandinavian design and craftsmanship with these beautiful vintage Danish "Mors Dag" (Mother's Day) porcelain plates, dated 1973–1976.
Each collectible plate features a unique blue-and-white motif symbolizing motherhood and nature — from nurturing polar bears to graceful swans and playful ducklings. These classic pieces of Danish art porcelain were produced by Bing & Grøndahl or Royal Copenhagen, both world-renowned for their annual plates and timeless cobalt blue glazing.
Each plate is sold separately, allowing you to choose the design or year that best fits your collection.
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🩵 Available Designs:
1️⃣ 1973 – Mother Duck and Ducklings
• Features a duck swimming with her ducklings in calm waters.
• Marked Mors Dag 1973 in script along bottom.
2️⃣ 1974 – Polar Bear with Cubs
• Depicts a mother polar bear with two cubs in an Arctic setting.
• Marked Mors Dag 1974.
3️⃣ 1974 – Inuit Family with Dogsled (alternate 1974 version)
• Rare variation showing a mother and children in traditional Inuit attire surrounded by sled dogs.
• Marked Mors Dag 1974.
4️⃣ 1975 – Deer with Fawns
• Shows a doe and two fawns nestled in a wooded glen.
• Marked Mors Dag 1975.
5️⃣ 1976 – Swan and Cygnets
• Features a swan gliding on the water with her cygnets under willow branches.
• Marked Mors Dag 1976.
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✨ Details:
• Authentic Danish porcelain collectors plates
• Blue and white glazed finish
• Approximately 6 inches in diameter
• Wall-mountable (each includes small hanging holes on back)
• Each plate sold individually
• Made in Denmark, produced by Bing & Grøndahl or Royal Copenhagen
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💙 Condition:
Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Glaze retains beautiful gloss. Minor surface wear consistent with age.
