Vintage Porsgrund Norway Blue &‎ White Porcelain Fish Trivet w/Wessel Poem 1960s

This is a vintage Porsgrund Norway porcelain fish-shaped trivet or wall plaque, produced in the 1960s.  It features blue and white floral designs with a humorous poem written by Danish-Norwegian poet Johan Herman Wessel.  The piece can be used as a decorative wall hanging, a trivet for hot dishes, or a serving platter.  Translation:  Lev vel og fornøiet! Hav stedse for Diet, Du ei er ret frisk. For meget af Kjødet Saa mangen har dødet, Spiis derfor helst Fisk.  WESSEL.  Live well and happily! Always keep in mind, if you are not quite healthy. Too much meat has killed so many, therefore preferably eat fish.  WESSEL.  This vintage Porsgrund Norway Blue & White Porcelain Fish Trivet from the 1960s is a charming addition to any kitchen or dining collection. The trivet features a fish-shaped design with a glossy blue and white finish, reflecting the Mid-Century Modernism style popular during that time period. Hand wash only to preserve its original beauty, this collectible piece is a one-of-a-kind item that adds a touch of Scandinavian elegance to any occasion.