Large Scalloped Ceramic Serving Platter

This is a large, oval-shaped ceramic serving platter featuring a scalloped rim. The piece is crafted from a cream or light-beige earthenware or porcelain. The primary aesthetic feature is a delicate, floral transfer-ware border or a sponge-painted pattern in shades of dusty rose and muted brown, which follows the undulation of the scalloped edge. The center of the platter is mostly solid with a mottled, antique-style glaze that suggests an 'old-world' or rustic French country aesthetic. In terms of condition, there is significant visible crazing throughout the central well and around the rim, which is characteristic of older glazed ceramics but may impact the structural integrity for food use. There are also visible dark spots or staining under the glaze, possibly from moisture penetration or grease over time. The edges appear mostly intact, though there is a subtle patina of wear consistent with a mid-20th-century vintage kitchenware item. No maker's mark is visible from this angle, but the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced yet high-quality decorative style intended for formal dining or display. Its size and weight indicate it was likely designed as a centerpiece turkey platter or roast server. The overall style is reminiscent of late Victorian revival or mid-century traditional home decor.