Aynsley Florida Bone China Scalloped Serving Platter

This is a decorative serving platter made of Aynsley Florida bone china, featuring a distinctive scalloped edge. The platter is primarily white with a high-gloss finish, reflecting light clearly. Its most prominent features are the hand-painted or transfer-printed fruit and botanical motifs, which include various berries, plums/peaches, and small scattered flowers in shades of purple, red, and orange with green foliage. The design is symmetrically distributed across the surface. The platter has a slightly raised, relief pattern forming radial segments or flutes that emanate from the center, enhancing the scalloped shape. A delicate gold rim traces the entire scalloped perimeter, showing some minor wear consistent with gentle use or age, but no significant chipping or loss of gilding is immediately apparent. The overall condition appears excellent with no visible cracks, chips, or major scratches. The craftsmanship indicates a high-quality production, typical of Aynsley's reputation for fine bone china. Based on the 'Florida' pattern name, this piece likely dates from the mid to late 20th century. There are no visible maker's marks or signatures in the provided image, but the style strongly aligns with Aynsley's known designs. The radial fluting and scalloped edge add a refined elegance to the piece, making it suitable for decorative display or serving.