This is a commemorative porcelain plate from the 1976 Montreal Olympics, produced by Bing & Grøndahl (B&G, the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory). It's part of the classic Nordic "blue and white glaze" collectible porcelain series. The "B&G COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN MADE IN DENMARK" mark on the bottom of the plate indicates that it comes from the Bing & Grøndahl porcelain factory in Copenhagen, Denmark. This is a top-tier Nordic porcelain brand, renowned for its classic "cobalt blue glaze relief porcelain," and on par with the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Factory. OLYMPIC GAMES · LES JEUX OLYMPIQUES (English and French bilingual "Olympic Games") MONTREAL 1976 (1976 Montreal Olympics, Canada) The design centers on the Olympic flame, flanked by iconic Montreal landmarks: St. Joseph's Oratoire on the left and Notre-Dame Basilica on the right, representing the city's iconic image. Utilizing B&G's signature cobalt blue glaze relief technique, the design uses gradients of blue glaze combined with white glaze layers to create a three-dimensional effect between the flame and the architecture, showcasing the brand's classic "blue series" style. Approximately 7-7.25 inches (approximately 18cm) in diameter, the back of the plate features a hanging hole and the serial number "9476," making it a limited/numbered commemorative edition, an officially licensed collectible item from the Olympics at the time. Condition: Good condition, no original box.