White Porcelain Scalloped-Edge Plate with Blue Floral Embellishments

This is a white porcelain decorative plate featuring a scalloped and fluted rim. The material appears to be a high-quality ceramic, likely porcelain, given its smooth, glossy finish and brilliant white color. The plate has a central circular depression, typical of a saucer or a smaller dessert plate. Surrounding this central area, the rim is divided into approximately eight scalloped sections, each featuring a raised, fluted design resembling stylized leaves or scrolls. Within each fluted section, there is a raised floral or botanical motif, painted in a deep sapphire blue color with subtle iridescent or gold accents, giving it a somewhat metallic sheen. These blue embellishments are textured, appearing almost like small clusters of grapes or berries. The overall design suggests a classical or Rococo influence, possibly dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century. The plate appears to be in excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear. The glazes are intact, and the colors vibrant. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced item, though the applied decorations suggest a careful, possibly hand-finished, process. The edges are gently undulating, adding to its decorative appeal, and the surface appears clean with minimal signs of use or age, though a few specks of dust are visible in the central depression. The reverse side, where a manufacturer's mark would typically be found, is not visible in the provided images.