Large Cream Ceramic Floral Jardiniere

This appears to be a large, glazed ceramic or bisque planter or jardiniere, of substantial size, likely designed for indoor use. The primary color is a uniform, matte to low-sheen off-white or cream, suggesting it might be an unpainted ceramic body, or simply glazed in a muted tone. The form is a wide, footed bowl with fluted or paneled sides that taper inwards towards the base, then flare slightly into a stable, circular foot. The most striking feature is the highly detailed, three-dimensional floral appliqué work adorning the upper rim of the vessel. This extensive floral relief includes prominent, realistic depictions of sunflowers with textured centers and defined petals, intricate roses with swirling layers of petals, and other floral and foliate elements like leaves and buds. The texture of these applied motifs is very pronounced, standing out significantly from the smooth body of the vessel. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with attention to detail in the botanical representations. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear apparent in the provided image, suggesting good to excellent condition. The lack of vibrant color suggests either a deliberate monochromatic aesthetic, or perhaps it was intended as a bisque piece to be hand-painted. Given the style, it likely dates from the 20th century, possibly mid-century to late 20th century, drawing inspiration from classical or garden motifs. No maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the image.