The Fir Tree And The Hare 1964, Bing & Grondahl Christmas Plate

1964 Bing & Grondahl Christmas plate, designed by Henry Thelander has the title The Fir Tree and the Hare. Bing & grøndahl’s Christmas plate from 1964 takes as its starting point Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Fir tree, whose ambition it was to grow so big that it could be cut down and go into the city for Christ- mas, had to suffer the indignity of the hare jumping over it for the first two years of the little tree’s life. The third winter the tree had grown so the hare had to run around the tree, but the tree’s joy did not last,it aspired to be chosen to go into town to be decorated. Eventually the year came, where the tree was cut down,trans- ported to the city, decorated, but the next day its decorations were removed and the little tree began to look forward to seing his friend in the wood again, but it turned out that the little tree did not go back to his friends, it was cut into pieces. . It thought had I only enjoyed myself ehile I had the opportunity.
Type: X-MAS Plate