Iridescent Porcelain Plate with Peacock and Floral Motif

This is a decorative porcelain plate, likely a dessert or salad plate, featuring a central hand-painted or transfer-printed design of a peacock perched on a flowering branch. The peacock's plumage displays vibrant blues and greens, while the surrounding flowers are rendered in shades of pink, red, blue, and yellow with green foliage, suggesting an Asian-inspired aesthetic. The plate has a scalloped or fluted rim, giving it an ornate, undulating edge. The primary color of the plate's body is an off-white or cream, which transitions to a pale, almost iridescent blue or lavender hue along the inner edge of the rim, creating a soft gradient effect. The outermost edge of the rim, particularly the peaks of the scallops, shows evidence of gold gilt or a metallic sheen that has somewhat faded or distressed in areas, characteristic of age and handling. This iridescence adds a subtle lustrous quality to the plate. Along the wide rim, several larger, stylized white or very pale floral designs are faintly visible, possibly raised or embossed, enhancing the overall decorative appeal. The visible condition appears good, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage, though some wear to the gilt is present, which is common for older pieces. The style suggests it could be from the early to mid-20th century, possibly a Japanese or European import influenced by Asian art. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of decorative porcelain dinnerware from that period.