Featured Limoges plates?

These are hand painted but have no marks. The base look similar to other Limoges bread/desert plates. I haven't found other plates with this beaded edge. Most have the border design set in from the edge, not right on the edge. If not Limoges, any ideas? Do you think these could be hobbyist plates since each plate is painted slightly different? 6 1/2". Thank you.

 

I found what I think is the same blank attributed to R.S. Prussia. This is one of many that popped up when I googled beaded edge scalloped plate Prussia:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/rs-prussia-plate-floral-design-pink-1724517033

 

Sorry it took so long to get back here. Thank you! That dish is very close but the edge is different. However, now that I saw the base of this RS Prussia blank, it's another avenue for me to research.

 

Upon closer inspection, (I put my reading glasses on ), that is a match. The gold trim below the rim appeared raised when I first looked. I found another pattern with the same blank. Thank you!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-R-...h=item5918e3aa57:g:tSIAAOSw8PJcEcV-:rk:2:pf:0

 

According to my RSP book by Gaston, this is Mold #202 which is found on flat or round objects. It's described as having a semi-round or scalloped border.

This category of blank is described as follows: "The scalloped sections are not perfectly round. There may be a slight indentation or some other configuration between the scallops. The edges of the scallops can be smooth, beaded or fluted."

FYI, I had trouble discerning between mold 201 and 202, but decided on 202 due to those leafy things between the scallops.

 

Thank you @ola402 for that great information.