Decorated Ceramic Planter/Bowl with Rose Motif

This item is a decorative ceramic planter or bowl, characterized by its rounded, somewhat squat form with a subtly fluted or scalloped rim. The primary material appears to be glazed earthenware or porcelain, displaying a smooth, reflective surface. Its color palette graduates from a pale yellow or cream at the rim, transitioning into a vibrant light green at the base, indicative of a fainted airbrush or sponging technique. The exterior is adorned with a hand-painted floral motif featuring a cluster of roses in various stages of bloom. Predominant colors in the floral design include shades of white, cream, pink, and deep rosy red for the rose petals, complemented by dark green leaves. A thin, gilded band encircles the rim, showing some signs of wear or fading, which is common for older glazed ceramics. The overall style suggests a late 19th to early 20th-century aesthetic, possibly Art Nouveau or Edwardian, known for its emphasis on natural motifs and delicate hand-painting. Visible condition issues include some dust accumulation, particularly around the inside of the rim and on the base, and potential wear to the gilt trim. There are no obvious cracks, chips, or repairs visible from the provided image. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with careful detailing in the floral artwork.