English Rose Pattern Serving Platter with 22 Carat Gold Trim

This is a large, ovate serving platter, likely crafted from ceramic or porcelain given its white, somewhat translucent appearance. The physical characteristics indicate a substantial size, suitable for serving main courses or a variety of dishes, as it takes up a significant portion of the adult figure holding it. The edges of the platter feature a distinctive, deeply ruffled or scalloped design, adding an element of classic elegance and texture. A notable feature is the decorative motif that adorns the platter. There are two concentric bands of gold trim. The outermost band, closest to the ruffled edge, appears to be a solid band of gold, possibly indicative of the stated '22 carat gold trim.' Immediately inside this, there is a wider band featuring an intricate, ornate gold pattern, suggestive of a filigree or floral-inspired design. These gold details show an iridescent quality, reflecting light, and appear to be in good condition without significant scratching or loss of gilding. At the very center of the platter, a small cluster of colorful, hand-painted or decal floral elements is present, featuring hues of blue, red, yellow, and green, consistent with a traditional 'English Rose' style or similar delicate botanical theme. Observable condition issues appear minimal from the provided image. The surface gleams smoothly, suggesting good preservation of the glaze. No obvious chips, cracks, or extensive wear is visible on the edges or primary serving surface. The overall craftsmanship points to a well-made, possibly mass-produced but still decorative, piece of dinnerware. The style period would likely be mid-20th century, perhaps 1940s to 1960s, given the combination of the scalloped edge, gold detailing, and the specific floral motif, which was popular in this era for domestic china.