Help ID unique iridescent orange colored Habsburg China serving dish

Hello,

I have been searching for information on a Habsburg China Made in Austria serving dish I recently acquired. I am new to antiquing so do not have many resources of my own yet; so was helping to find a community here that would help me identify this piece and help narrow in on a proper price point for it. It has a dogwood like pink flower (not really a rose) and the stamens around the center of the flower are raised. Finding pink flowered Habsburg china is not difficult! But I have not found anything like the iridescent orange scalloped edge! There is also a light application of gold to the edging. Any help in identifying this piece will be greatly appreciated. As well as helping me find the proper descriptions/terms (how an educated antique person would describe) the properties of the bowl. For instance, is that a scalloped edge? Or would you call it something different. Would you say the sheen to the orange color is iridescent...or opalescent? Again, I will appreciate any giants out there who will let me perch on their shoulders as I start out!!

 

Hmmm, and apparently I didn't embed the images correctly:-/ When I previewed it they were there.

 

Hi, the photos look fine to me.

 

Thank you for the feedback on the photos. I went back and tried editing...glad they are working now

 

Hola, and welcome! Plenty of ceramics brainiacs (I'm not one!) with friendly shoulders here.

 

Hello AngielsAsking - The mark was used by Moritz Zdekauer. They sold porcelain under the Hapsburg China mark. It dates to the late 1800's. It is quite lovely. Were it mine I would most likely title it something like "Mortiz Zdekauer Austria Serving Bowl - Pink Roses, Orange Edge, Gold Trim". I think that actually is a depiction of an old fashioned rose. Also mentioning "Pink Roses" in the title might help draw buyers. In the description I would mention that it had "an interesting and intricate mold." I'm sorry but I can't see the orange sheen well enough to describe further. I'm sorry but I can't help with pricing but please keep in mind that many serving bowls survived and the porcelain market is not strong at the moment. Hope this helps!
Don

 

That's one of the brainiacs! *pointing upwards to Don's post*

 

Thank you so much for the info!!