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Rörstrand Salad Plate | "Grön Anna" (VDN F555)
Rörstrand Salad Plate | "Grön Anna" (VDN F555)
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A true icon of Swedish ceramic design, the Grön Anna (Green Anna) pattern from Rörstrand features a beloved Neo-Rococo floral motif in a deep forest green. This specific collection is the modern 1964 redesign by Carl-Harry Stålhane and carries the prestigious VDN F555 quality mark, ensuring the highest standards of durability from the "Great Dining Era" of Swedish porcelain.
Build Your Own Set: We are pleased to offer these pieces individually or in sets to help you complete your collection or start a new one. Perfectly sized for starters, side salads, or even a smaller lunch portion, they offer a refined scale for daily use or formal entertaining. Please select your preference from the dropdown menu:
- Set of 6: A classic half-set of salad plates.
- Individual Plate: A single replacement plate for your existing service.
Dimensions
Dimensions
- Diameter: 21 cm
Condition
Condition
- Excellent - This 21 cm salad plate is a genuine vintage item. Given the nature of flintware and its history, we provide the following inspection details:
Glaze & Surface: The glaze remains bright and lustrous, retaining the deep forest green clarity of the original pattern.
Crazing: This piece has been specifically inspected for crazing (fine hairlines in the glaze). Please select your preferred quality grade from the dropdown menu where applicable.
Wear: Very light "fork wear" or surface stacking marks may be visible when held to the light, which is typical for pre-loved dinnerware.
Structural Integrity: No chips, cracks, or professional repairs. The scalloped rim is smooth and the foot ring is stable.
Authenticity: Fully backstamped with the Rörstrand Sweden mark and the VDN F555 quality code.
Additional Information
Additional Information
1. Design & Features
- The Grön Anna (Green Anna) pattern is a cornerstone of Swedish design history, originally dating back to the late 19th century.
- This version features the 1964 modern redesign by the renowned Carl-Harry Stålhane.
- The aesthetic is defined by a deep forest green, Neo-Rococo floral motif that meanders across a crisp white base, finished with a distinctive scalloped rim.
- It perfectly balances traditional Swedish charm with the clean lines required for a modern table setting.
2. Craftsmanship
- Each piece carries the legacy of Rörstrand, Europe's second-oldest porcelain manufacturer, founded in 1726.
- True to the brand's heritage, these items were produced using traditional manual techniques.
- As Rörstrand’s own archive notes, the unpredictable nature of the kiln fire and the hand-finished elements mean that slight variations in colour, thickness, or minor beauty spots are not flaws. Instead, they are authentic hallmarks of a handcrafted ceramic process.
3. Uses & Versatility
- At 21 cm in diameter, these salad plates are an essential addition to any curated service.
- Perfectly sized for starters, side salads, or even a smaller lunch portion, they offer a refined scale for daily use or formal entertaining.
- Because we offer these as individual replacements or sets of six, you can curate exactly what your home requires.
4. The VDN Quality Code
This collection features the prestigious VDN F555 backstamp, a Swedish certification of peak technical quality.
- F (Flintgods): Confirms the material is high-quality flintware.
- 5 (Crazing Resistance): The highest possible rating, indicating no risk of glaze cracks.
- 5 (Acid Resistance): The glaze is fully resistant to all types of food and acids and will not stain.
- 5 (Dishwasher Safety): Fully machine washable at temperatures up to 75°C.
5. Care Instructions
Thanks to the F555 rating, these vintage pieces are remarkably low-maintenance for the modern home:
- Dishwasher Safe: Can be safely cleaned in a machine at temperatures up to 75°C.
- General Handling: To preserve the glaze’s lustre, avoid extreme thermal shocks.
- Storage: We recommend felt protectors between stacked plates to prevent surface scratches over time.
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