Rococo Revival Iridescent Ceramic Two-Handled Vase with Floral Decal

This is an ornate two-handled ceramic vase, likely porcelain or earthenware, featuring a lustrous mother-of-pearl or iridescent glaze that shifts in color, predominantly exhibiting hues of pale blue and off-white/cream. The vase is characterized by its rococo- Revival style, with a scalloped, fluted rim and prominent scroll-form handles gracefully curving from the neck to the mid-body. Applied decorative elements include raised, curvilinear motifs, swags, and possibly shell-like forms, all rendered in a matching light blue with subtle gold or cream accents, creating a three-dimensional effect. The central motif on the front of the vase is a hand-painted floral decal or transferware depicting purple and pink roses with green foliage. The base appears to be a separate, fluted pedestal with applied scrolling or foliate details, suggesting a footed design. The overall condition shows some minor surface wear consistent with age and handling, particularly around the raised areas and edges of the blue accents. A small white label with some writing (possibly a price '6.00' or an inventory number) is affixed to the front, obscuring a small portion of the iridescent glaze. The craftsmanship appears to be factory-produced, indicative of a mass-market decorative item from the mid-20th century, possibly 1950s-1970s, based on the style and typical iridescent finishes of that period. Its design suggests it was intended for display rather than utilitarian use.