It is a unique ceramic plate produced in the 1970s by Gustavsberg, a representative long-established Swedish pottery maker. The company used to make a lot of tableware for everyday use, and the number of ceramic plates is relatively small. Södermanland on the back is Södermanland prefecture where the capital Stockholm is located, Vit Näckros means white night rose, Nymphaea Alba under it means lily. Both have the same flower.
It is a very large and heavy porcelain panel, which is a kind of filigree work and is decorated with silver. The metal fittings on the back are installed vertically, but it's a little interesting because you can remove it and attach it to the horizontal hole. The lilies on the surface are also well arranged so that they do not feel out of place in both horizontal and vertical orientation. HE, the initials of designer Heinz Ellett, is engraved on the bottom right of the surface.
Details Manufacturer: Gustavsberg Designer: Heinze Erret Age: 1972-1985 Country of Manufacture: Sweden Condition: ★★★★★ (5: Complete)
It is in perfect condition, retaining the appearance at the time of manufacture.
