Gilded Scalloped Ceramic Dish with Rose Motif and Crackle Glaze

This is a small, decorative ceramic or porcelain dish, designed in a leaf-like or organic shape with a scalloped edge. The material appears to be glazed ceramic or porcelain, exhibiting a creamy white base color. A prominent feature is the intentional crackle glaze (crazing) covering the entire surface of the dish, giving it an antique or aged aesthetic. The rim of the dish, including a small handle or thumb-rest on one side, is lavishly gilded in a rich, metallic gold, which shows some visible wear and rubbing in areas, revealing the base material underneath. The interior of the dish is adorned with a hand-painted floral motif, depicting several clusters of small, orange-red roses or similar flowers with green leaves. The painting style suggests a delicate, possibly impressionistic approach. The overall condition shows signs of age, primarily the crackle glaze and minor gold loss. There are no visible chips, cracks, or repairs, suggesting relatively good preservation despite its age. The craftsmanship indicates a decorative, possibly mass-produced but still appealing item, likely from the early to mid-20th century, consistent with Victorian or Edwardian revival styles, or perhaps mid-century cottage core aesthetics. The irregular form and gilded accents highlight its ornamental purpose.