Vintage Stoneware Dinner Plate with Green Floral Pattern

This item is a ceramic dinner plate, likely stoneware, featuring a speckled, matte beige background. The plate has a slightly raised rim, suggesting a practical design for containing food. The most distinctive feature is the central floral pattern, rendered in various shades of olive and lime green. The design appears to be hand-painted or screen-printed and then glazed, resulting in distinct outlines and varying opacity within the shapes. Some areas of the green pattern show lighter, mottled speckles, adding textural interest. The overall aesthetic is consistent with mid-20th century, possibly 1970s, earth-toned dinnerware, often associated with a 'boho' or rustic style. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear on the surface, indicating good preservation for its apparent age. A 'NEW TO YOU' thrift store sticker is prominently adhered to the surface, covering part of the design, and displays a price of $0.00, suggesting it may have been given away or part of a free bin. The quality of craftsmanship appears to be standard for mass-produced dinnerware of the era, durable and functional, rather than fine china. The slightly raised and textured floral design adds a tactile element to the plate.