Versace 'Le Jardin de Versace' Porcelain Serving Dish with Central Handle

This item is an oval-shaped porcelain serving dish, likely part of the 'Le Jardin de Versace' collection, or a similar luxurious porcelain line. The dish features a predominantly white interior with a distinctive, elaborate decorative rim. The rim is characterized by a rich pattern in shades of terracotta red, gold, black, and grey, depicting scrolling foliage, classical motifs, and possibly mythical creatures or architectural elements, indicative of a Baroque or Neoclassical influence. The outer edge of the rim shows a thin gold band. A notable feature is the three-dimensional, sculptural handle centrally located within the dish. This handle appears to be in the form of a stylized bundled scroll or ribbon, predominantly white with black stripes and adorned with significant gilded accents providing a luxurious contrast. The entire design suggests high-quality craftsmanship and a sophisticated aesthetic. Based on the intricate design and color palette, it is likely a relatively modern production, possibly from the late 20th or early 21st century, consistent with the Versace brand's recognizable style. The visible condition appears excellent, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear to the gilding or painted surfaces. The glossy finish of the porcelain suggests it is well-preserved.