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I am fairly certain the top is suppose to look like that. Like a frosted, snow type effect with a light spattering of gold.
Still sitting here above my computer.
There is also and impressed number on it. Ooops, not anymore... just kidding.
Might be 18th century. Or earlier..... Then again it might be much more recent....fake Target
It is decorated the same way if I turned it around. The gold is raised a bit.
I am fairly certain the top is suppose to look like that. Like a frosted, snow type effect with a light spattering of gold.
Still sitting here above my computer.
Do you think that's it? Interesting because I never knew they produced porcelain object in Ohio! I usually think of earthenware like Roseville pottery. And it's not marked so it could be USA--if it came from another country after a certain date, it would have country of origin.
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just kidding.
Then again it might be much more recent....fake Target 
somtimes it so hard 
