Pansy (Viola Hybridia) Floral and Butterfly Decorative Trinket Box

This appears to be a small, round, white porcelain or ceramic trinket box, possibly with a removable lid. The top surface of the lid features a vibrant botanical illustration of pansies (Viola Hybridia), accompanied by two stylized butterflies. The central pansies are depicted with purple, blue, and yellow petals, showcasing detailed shading and color blending that suggests a hand-painted or high-quality decal application. The botanical name "VIOLA HYBRIDIA" is printed in a green font along the bottom edge of the illustration, with the common name "Pansy" also visible in a lighter, smaller script next to it. Two butterflies, one larger with blue and pink wings and another smaller, predominantly blue butterfly, are depicted among the flowers, adding to the decorative appeal. The overall color palette is bright and naturalistic. The item exhibits a glossy finish characteristic of glazed ceramic or porcelain, indicating a smooth, non-porous surface. No visible chips, cracks, or significant wear are discernible from the provided image, suggesting it is in good condition. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with clear detailing in the illustration. Without a view of the base or interior, specific maker's marks or signatures are not visible, nor is the construction of the box itself (e.g., whether it has a separate base or is a single piece). Given its design, it likely dates from the late 20th century, a period when botanical illustrations were popular on decorative household items. Its small size suggests its use as a jewelry box, pillbox, or general trinket holder.