Antique Floral Lidded Serving Dish / Tureen

This is an antique lidded oval serving dish, likely a tureen, made of white porcelain or fine china, featuring hand-painted floral decorations. The item consists of two main parts: an oval-shaped bowl and a matching lid. Both pieces have a scalloped or fluted edge, adding an elegant, decorative touch. The predominant colors in the floral motifs are purple, pink, orange, and green, depicting a lush bouquet of what appear to be tulips, roses, and various small blossoms. Scattered smaller floral sprays adorn the background of both the lid and the exterior of the bowl. A gold-painted rim or trim is visible along the edges of both pieces, indicating a touch of luxury and refinement. The lid is designed with a central raised area, possibly for a handle, though none is currently visible or it may include an integrated handle, or the current handle is missing allowing for the placement of two rings on top as seen in the image. On the underside of the bowl, a manufacturer's mark is visible, a circular stamp with an 'H' or 'H B' inside, suggesting a specific pottery or porcelain maker. There's also a smaller red mark, possibly a decorator's mark or an inventory number. The overall condition appears to be good with some signs of age-appropriate wear, such as slight fading of the gold trim in places or minor scuffs. No visible chips, cracks, or extensive repairs are immediately apparent from the provided images. The craftsmanship suggests a European origin, possibly late 19th to early 20th century, consistent with Rococo Revival or early Art Nouveau influences given the undulating forms and naturalistic floral patterns. The quality of the hand-painted details indicates a higher-end production.