Famille Rose Style Porcelain Mug with Bird and Floral Motif

This is a single porcelain mug, likely of Asian origin, characterized by its vibrant 'Famille Rose' style polychrome decoration. The mug has a cylindrical body with a flared rim and an applied handle. Its approximate dimensions appear to be standard for a teacup or coffee mug, likely around 3-4 inches in height. The primary decorative panel on the front features a central cartouche with a detailed depiction of a long-tailed bird, possibly a pheasant or similar avian species, perched amidst a cluster of lush, multi-colored flowers, including prominent pink and red peonies or roses, and blue floral elements. The background within this cartouche is white, providing a stark contrast for the intricate painting. Surrounding this central motif, and cascading over the rest of the exterior, is a rich, warm gold ground adorned with additional, smaller floral and possibly geometric patterns. The rim of the mug and the top edge of the handle are accented with a golden trim, which shows some signs of wear, suggesting possible handling and age. The interior of the mug appears to be a plain off-white or cream color. The handle itself has decorative elements matching the gold ground and floral patterns, adding to the overall ornate aesthetic. There are no visible chips or cracks, however, the golden accents show areas of fading or rubbing, indicating general use and age-related wear. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with fine details in the painting, indicative of traditional Asian porcelain artistry, potentially late 19th or early 20th century, or a more modern reproduction inspired by these periods. No specific maker's marks or signatures are discernible from the provided image.