Porcelain Gravy Boat / Creamer with Gold Decoration

This is a small, elegant porcelain creamer or gravy boat, characterized by its glossy white glaze and intricate gold-colored decorative patterns. The body of the vessel is rounded, tapering towards a flat base, and features a distinctive pouring spout with a gentle upward curve. A looped handle, with subtly squared-off edges, is attached opposite the spout. The rim of the spout, the top edge of the handle, and the upper and lower edges of the decorative bands are all highlighted with solid gold trim, indicating attention to detail and a refined aesthetic. The primary decoration consists of two horizontal bands of ornate, repeating scrollwork and perhaps stylized fleur-de-lis motifs, located just below the rim. Below these bands, the main body of the creamer is adorned with a delicate design of trailing vines with small leaves and tendrils, executed in a muted gold or brown hue. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with smooth curves and precise application of the decorative elements. No overt cracks, chips, or significant wear are visible, suggesting it has been well-preserved. There is some minor wear to the gold trim on the handle and rim, consistent with light use or age-related patina. The style suggests a late 19th to early 20th century European influence, possibly French or English, given the classical motifs and porcelain material. The small size indicates it was likely part of a tea or coffee service, or specifically designed for condiments like gravy or cream. No manufacturer's marks are visible in the provided images.