Rare and Mint, Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, Signed Porcelain Glaze Sample Plate. 1950s hand-forged blade I assume inscribing a series

I assume inscribing a series of mantras

(At least this is what I understand to be the basic idea

I looked John up and learned that he was a farmer

which functions excellently as a frame for displaying them

wide nose and slightly goofy smile

Rare and Mint, Bing & Grondahl, Denmark, Signed Porcelain Glaze Sample Plate. 1950s hand-forged blade I assume inscribing a seriesI splurged on this one, but I fell in love with it, and a glaze sample plate is a very rare thing to find this one 1950s, Bing and Grondahl, Denmark, and signed on the back by the glaze tester, to boot. For the lover of color, or Denmark, or mid century ceramics, or ideally all three. A special thing. 6 3 4" in diameter and in mint condition, bright white porcelain, super clean and completely perfect.