Deerwood Dinner Plate with Rococo Scene and 22 Carat Gold Trim

This is a vintage Deerwood dinner plate featuring a central transfer-printed scene of a rococo-style outdoor gathering with three figures, likely from the 18th century, rendered in a palette of yellow, red, blue, and green on a white porcelain or ceramic body. The main scene depicts one woman in a yellow gown and a man in a red coat dancing or interacting, while another man in a brown coat stands to the left. The scene is set against a backdrop of trees, suggesting an outdoor garden or park setting. Surrounding the central image, the wide rim of the plate is adorned with an intricate, repeating pattern in a metallic gold tone, specifically stated to be 22 carat gold trim. This pattern consists of alternating sections of ornate floral or scrollwork motifs and vertical gold bands, creating a visually rich border. The plate appears to be in good overall condition, with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though a slight wear to the gold trim, a common occurrence with age and use, can be expected but is not overtly apparent in the provided image. The glossy finish suggests it is a glazed ceramic. The style of the central illustration, depicting figures in period attire, suggests an item produced to emulate an older aesthetic, possibly mid-20th century, a common practice for decorative plates of that era. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, typical of mass-produced yet decorative dinnerware from its period, with clear detailing in both the central decal and the gold rim.