Scalloped Porcelain Dish with White Floral and Gold Accents

This is a decorative ceramic or porcelain small dish, likely a dessert plate, relish dish, or small serving bowl, characterized by its scalloped edge and delicate floral ornamentation. The physical characteristics include a primarily white center, transitioning to a light green or celadon rim with an iridescent, almost pearlescent shimmer, suggesting a luster glaze. The edge is distinctively ruffled or scalloped, with a fluted design that enhances its ornate appearance. There are small, cut-out openings or pierced details along the rim at regular intervals, adding to its decorative quality. The white floral pattern, possibly depicting daisies or similar small blossoms, is accented with sparse, delicate gold detailing, appearing as thin stems or highlights. The paint application for the flowers appears to be a raised enamel or a slightly textured application, giving them a three-dimensional effect. The item appears to be in good condition for its age, with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant wear. The slight patina and potential age-related discoloration on the surface are consistent with an older piece. Based on the ornate style, the use of luster glazes, hand-painted details, and pierced work, it likely dates to the late 19th or early 20th century, possibly from the Art Nouveau or Edwardian period.