Oval Ceramic Serving Platter with Stag Motif

This is an elongated, oval-shaped serving platter, likely made from ceramic or earthenware, given its opaque, off-white to cream-colored body. The platter features a single, centrally placed decorative motif of a stag or deer in a naturalistic setting. The deer is rendered in a deep forest green color, with lighter green or possibly yellow-green spots on its body, suggesting a dappled or fawnal appearance, despite its antlers. It stands amidst stylized foliage and what appear to be small trees or bushes, also depicted in varying shades of green. The border of the platter is adorned with two parallel green stripes, one thinner and darker, the other slightly thicker and lighter, following the oval contour of the rim. The overall aesthetic suggests a classic, possibly traditional or rustic design, suitable for country or hunting lodge themed decor. The surface appears to be glazed, providing a smooth finish. Visible condition appears to be good, with no obvious chips or cracks in the provided image; however, closer inspection would be needed to identify any crazing, scratches, or wear to the glaze or design. Without visible maker's marks, pinpointing the exact manufacturer or period is challenging, but the style is reminiscent of mid-20th century European or American dinnerware, often associated with game or nature motifs. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with the design likely being a decal or transfer print rather than hand-painted, which is typical for such a piece.