Vintage Floral Porcelain Slop Jar or Commode Pot with Lid

This is a large, vintage porcelain lidded vessel, frequently referred to as a slop jar or commode pot, characterized by its wide, bulbous body and ornate double handles. The piece is finished in a creamy off-white or ivory glaze and features a prominent scalloped rim and a matching domed lid with a loop finial. The exterior is decorated with transfer-ware floral motifs, including pink, orange, yellow, and purple daisies or asters, accompanied by green foliage. Gold-tone gilding accents the scalloped edges of both the pot and the lid, though some wear to the gilt is visible, particularly on the outer rim. The construction is heavy and robust, suggesting a mid-to-late 19th-century or early 20th-century Victorian or Edwardian style. Notable features include the relief-molded scrollwork near the handles and the scalloped decorative base. While no maker's marks are visible in the provided image, the craftsmanship is typical of European or American ironstone and porcelain manufacturers from the late Victorian period. The item appears to be in good vintage condition with no major cracks or chips visible, though a gentle patina and minor surface crazing may be present upon closer inspection given its likely age.