Hand-Painted Floral Decorative Porcelain Plate

This is a vintage circular decorative plate made of fine white porcelain or china, featuring a hand-painted botanical motif. The central design depicts two clusters of soft yellow blossoms, possibly wild roses or peonies, set among muted green and grey-blue foliage. The painting style is soft and impressionistic, characterized by delicate gradients and fluid brushwork typical of turn-of-the-century Limoges or similar European and American hand-painted ceramics. The plate is finished with a thin, slightly worn gilt or gold-leaf rim. It is currently held by a four-pronged metal wire spring-type plate hanger, which may have caused slight surface abrasions where the wire contacts the rim. A notable condition issue is a rectangular patch of yellowish residue or old adhesive located in the upper right quadrant of the plate face, likely remnants of a price tag or inventory label. There are also visible dark specks or surface grime consistent with age and long-term display. The style suggests a manufacturing period between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, approximately 1890-1920. While no maker's mark is visible on the front, the quality of the glaze and the artistry indicates a professionally produced blank that was later hand-decorated.