Floral Porcelain Handled Serving Platter

This appears to be a vintage or antique porcelain serving platter, characterized by its off-white or cream-colored base and an elaborate floral and berry decal or hand-painted design in the center. The platter is of a substantial, likely oval or rounded-rectangular shape, with two integrated, open-work handles on either end. The handles feature a decorative, possibly scrolled or stylized leaf motif, which complements the overall aesthetic. The rim of the platter is scalloped and edged with a subtle, raised geometric pattern, possibly a Greek key or similar repeating fretwork design, indicating attention to detail in its molding. The central floral arrangement showcases a variety of colors, including prominent blue flowers (possibly pansies or forget-me-nots), green foliage, and red/burgundy berries, along with smaller multi-colored blossoms. There are also smaller, sparser floral clusters positioned at the top and bottom of the central design, lending balance to the decoration. The visible condition suggests some age, with a general patina that may include crazing or minor wear consistent with use and age, though no significant chips or cracks are immediately discernible from the image. A retail sticker from 'Community Thrift Household' is affixed to the platter, indicating it was sold for $4.49, which suggests it was acquired from a resale environment. The craftsmanship, particularly the molded details and intricate floral decoration, points to a period when such decorative porcelain wares were popular, likely late 19th to mid-20th century.