This 18th-century Chinese blue and white porcelain dish features a central flower basket motif — a tall-handled woven basket filled with flowering branches and tied with a ribbon bow at the top. The basket rests on a cross-hatched base, surrounded by concentric blue rings and framed by a broad cobalt blue rim with subtle scroll patterning. The interior glaze is a clean white, while the exterior carries a pale bluish-green tint with a single blue brushstroke accent. The unglazed foot ring reveals warm orange-brown stoneware clay, and scattered iron spots across the surface attest to its period kiln firing. The dish is unmarked, consistent with 18th-century Chinese export wares of this type.
