Hand-Painted Porcelain/Ceramic Serving Tray with Yellow Roses and Gilt Accents

This is an elongated, octagonal serving tray or dish, likely made of porcelain or ceramic, featuring hand-painted floral decoration. The main surface of the tray is a soft, off-white to cream color in the center, which gradually blends into a muted peach or light dusty rose hue towards the edges, creating an ombre effect. The artistic focal point is the depiction of realistic yellow roses with lush green foliage and brown stems, appearing to be hand-painted with notable brushstrokes, indicating a degree of artistic skill and craftsmanhip. Two prominent clusters of roses are positioned at the ends of the tray, symmetrically balanced. The outer faceted edges of the tray, along with the integrated handles, are accented with a rich, metallic gold, suggesting either gilded application or gold-tone paint. The handles are cut-out oval shapes, seamlessly integrated into the design. The visible condition suggests normal wear consistent with age, though no significant chips, cracks, or repairs are immediately apparent from the image. The gold trim may show some minor wear or rubbing, common for older pieces. The style, particularly the hand-painted floral motif and the muted color palette with gilt accents, suggests it could date to the late 19th or early 20th century, possibly in the Art Nouveau or Edwardian period.