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True to tradition, the Bing & Grøndahl Mother’s Day Plate illustrates natural maternal love. This year’s motif, by the artist Allan Therkelsen, is definite proof that one look will say more than a thousand words We are temporarily out of stock until June. Get your order in!
$62.00
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A small boy with a big heart is the motif ornamenting the Bing & Grøndahl Christmas Plate – the world’s oldest plate. This little boy, having decorated a Christmas tree for the forest animals, is now lighting the candles in front of the animal audience. The wise owl, perched on his pole, is taking in this beautiful sight. The motif decorating the plate, number 119 of the series and designed by the Danish artist Jørgen Nielsen, reappears on Bell and Drop.
$75.00
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The Children’s Day Plate takes us out in mid-ocean – on search of adventure, together with miniature pirates having set course for Neverland and the treasure of gold. The motif, number 29 of the series, was designed by Sven Vestergaard.
$59.00
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A small boy with a big heart is the motif ornamenting the Bing & Grondahl Christmas Plate -- the world's oldest plate. This little boy, having decorated a Christmas tree for the forest animals, is now lighting the candles in front of the animal audience. The wise owl, perched on his pole, is taking in this beautiful sight. The motif decorating the plate, number 119 of the series and designed by the Danish artist Jorgen Nielsen.
$65.00 $20.00
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The small Danish town of Sorø boasts historical buildings which, for centuries, have constituted the framework for proud traditions, classical education and general upbringing. Sorø Academy is the motif on this year’s Annual Plaquette, depicting hopeful young people on their way through the gates that open up towards a new chapter in their own history.
$26.00
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This year's plate is "The Little Mermaid" designed by Sven Vestergaard. In all her beauty and wistfulness, she bids travelers welcome from her adobe at the Copenhagen waterfront - the Langelinie. This year she celebrates her centenary. She has risen from adventure origins, namely from her namesake: The famous and beloved H. C. Andersen's fairy-tale. She was created by the sculptor Edvard Eriksen and has been displayed since 1913.
$80.00
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