Vintage Flow Blue or Teal Transferware Scalloped Porcelain Bowl

This is a vintage fine porcelain serving bowl featuring a heavily scalloped and molded rim. The bowl displays a deep teal or 'flow blue' style gradient wash around the perimeter, which transitions into a cream-colored center. It is decorated with delicate floral transfers consisting of pink roses and small blue accent flowers arranged in asymmetrical clusters. The construction suggests a medium-weight earthenware or ironstone based on the thickness of the rim. Notable features include subtle relief molding or embossing along the outer edges, providing a tactile texture. While no maker's mark is visible from the top view, the style is reminiscent of late 19th-century to early 20th-century Victorian or Edwardian tableware, likely of European (English or German) origin. The condition appears fair to good; there is some noticeable fading in the transfer decals and potentially some light surface scratching or glaze wear consistent with age and domestic use. The color gradient shows a rich, saturated hue that is characteristic of high-quality chromatic glazing from the turn of the century. There are no immediate signs of large cracks or deep chips visible in the photograph, though the underside would need inspection for a full condition report.