Vintage Decorative Porcelain Dish with Green Floral Motif and Gold Trim

This item is a vintage decorative porcelain dish, possibly a serving plate, salad plate, or shallow bowl, characterized by its elegant design and soft color palette. It features a predominantly white or off-white central well adorned with a hand-painted or transfer-printed floral motif in a muted teal or emerald green hue. The main floral cluster, centered on the dish, appears to be a depiction of roses or similar multi-petaled flowers, accompanied by smaller sprigs of blossoms scattered around the rim. A distinct gold trim, likely gilded, encircles the inner edge of the well, providing a luxurious accent. The outer rim of the dish is a striking pastel green or celadon color, possibly a pearlescent or iridescent glaze, transitioning smoothly from the central white area. This outer rim is further embellished with a scalloped or fluted edge, showcasing a relief pattern that adds texture and visual interest. The craftsmanship suggests it is made of fine porcelain or bone china, indicated by its apparent thinness and lustrous finish. There are no clear manufacturer's marks visible in the provided image, but the style points towards an early to mid-20th-century aesthetic, potentially from Europe or Asia, given the context 'China' provided. The condition appears good overall, with some minor visible wear on the gold trim consistent with age and use, and possibly a few faint surface scratches or imperfections in the glaze, but no obvious chips, cracks, or significant damage are apparent from the limited view.