R.S. Prussia Floral Bowl with Iridescent Finish

This is an exquisite R.S. Prussia low bowl or shallow serving dish, likely crafted from porcelain, given the smooth, refined finish and characteristic translucence often found in Prussian porcelain of the late 19th to early 20th century. The bowl features a distinct ruffled or crimped rim, adding an elegant, undulating outline to its circular form. The interior surface of the bowl is adorned with a central motif of delicate pink and reddish-pink flowers, resembling poppies or anemones, surrounded by soft green foliage and what appears to be faint blue or purple undertones in the background. The background of the bowl, particularly towards the rim, exhibits a subtle iridescent or lustrous finish, common in R.S. Prussia pieces, giving it a soft, mother-of-pearl sheen that shifts with the light. The bowl's surface is further enhanced with raised, molded floral or scroll-like patterns scattered across the interior, adding textural interest and depth. These raised designs are also covered with the same iridescent glaze. The overall coloration is soft pastels, with the deeper pink of the flowers providing a focal point. Based on the style, the presence of an iridescent finish, and the context 'R S Prussia,' this piece almost certainly dates to the Art Nouveau or Edwardian eras, roughly between 1892 and the 1920s. There are no obvious signs of chips or cracks visible in the provided image. The quality of the hand-painting and the intricate molding suggest significant craftsmanship, indicative of the high standards associated with R.S. Prussia manufacturers.