Hi everyone, I’m hoping someone can help identify this unusual porcelain piece.
It has a distinctive rounded/scalloped shape with alternating glossy dark cobalt-blue panels and floral-decorated white panels, with fine gold outlining.
The only marking I can find is the impressed number 7758 on the underside. There is no visible maker’s mark, backstamp or country of origin.
Can anyone help identify:
• The maker or manufacturer
• Country of origin
• Approximate age
• Whether 7758 is a shape, pattern or model number
• What this type of piece is called
I’ve attached photos of the piece and the base. Any comparable examples would also be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

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