White Ceramic Saucer with Blue Trim and Embossed Rim

This is a circular ceramic saucer, predominantly white with a distinctive blue trim and an embossed decorative rim. The physical characteristics visible include its round shape, likely made from porcelain or a similar ceramic material, given its smooth, glossy finish. The main body of the saucer is a bright, clean white. A fine, consistent blue line encircles the central depression and an outer blue line defines the edge of the rim. The rim itself features a subtle, embossed pattern, appearing as a series of interconnected, stylized scrolls or braided motifs, giving it a textural and visually appealing quality. This raised detailing adds an element of elegance and craftsmanship. In the center of the saucer, there is a circular, slightly raised indentation designed to snugly hold the base of a cup, preventing it from sliding. The condition appears to be good with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from the top-down perspective provided. The glaze seems intact, showing a uniform sheen. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps in the provided image. The style suggests it could be a common dinnerware pattern, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, or a more contemporary piece mimicking classic designs. Its construction indicates a mass-produced item, though the embossed rim adds a touch of perceived quality beyond a plain saucer. It is a functional piece of tableware, likely part of a tea or coffee set.