Orbicular Leaf Shape Dish Trinket Dish

     This orbicular leaf shape dish has no hallmark on the bottom to help identify the manufacture of the dish. However, it is an antique, which I purchase at an antique action in the early 1980s and it has been picked way in storage for the last 40+ years, at the time I bought it at an antique action and at the time the disk was advertised that it was made in the 1950s some time. It is not the traditional oak leaf dish that is being sold in the antique marketplace these days. This orbicular leaves shape disk resembles more like leafs that would be found on Cranberry Cotoneaster, Quaking Aspen, or Purple Common Tree leaves. It is a beautiful little trinket dish with its three red roses on gold stems with gold leaves on a white background that is surrounded by a turquoise color trim. The two colors are blended together on top of the glazed finish. The rim edge is trimmed out in gold with the top side of the rim edge being a frosted like gold speckles. The handle at one time was all gold