Porcelain Saucer with Floral Motif

This is a circular porcelain saucer, primarily white or off-white in color, with a subtle floral decoration on one side. The physical characteristics indicate a standard saucer size, designed to hold a cup, featuring a raised circular indentation in the center to secure the cup's base. The material, as indicated by the context, is porcelain, suggesting a fine ceramic body, likely glazed for durability and a smooth finish. The decoration consists of a stylized floral and leafy sprig, executed in a deep teal or dark turquoise color. One side features a cluster of small, rounded florets, while the other shows a stylized leaf or blade of grass. The pattern appears to be a decal or transfer print rather than hand-painted, due to its uniform appearance and crisp edges. There are visible signs of wear, including some faint discoloration or brownish-yellowish staining along the rim and possibly within the central well, suggesting regular use or age-related patina. No overt chips, cracks, or repairs are immediately visible from the provided image. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century aesthetic, possibly from the 1960s or 1970s, characterized by simpler, often graphic floral patterns and clean lines. The manufacturing details are not visible, as the underside "PORCELAT MADE IN GRAZH" mark mentioned in the context is not shown in the image, but it suggests a European or Eastern European origin. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard-quality dinnerware production, functional and decorative.

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