Chinese Celadon Glazed Porcelain Small Bowl or Saucer with Mark

This item is a small, round porcelain bowl or saucer, featuring a delicate celadon green glaze. The glaze exhibits subtle variations in tone, creating a soft, almost ethereal appearance, and appears consistently applied with a glossy finish. The overall form is traditional and appears to be hand-formed or hand-finished, indicated by slight imperfections and a gently scalloped or undulating rim, although the specific shape can't be fully discerned from this single view of the underside. The base of the bowl shows a distinct foot rim, suggesting it is designed to sit elevated. The most prominent feature is a red-orange mark found within the recessed center of the base. This mark consists of what appear to be two Chinese characters, possibly a reign mark, studio mark, or maker's mark. The characters are painted with a brush, indicating a degree of care in their application. The ceramic body itself appears fine-grained and white underneath the glaze where visible at the foot rim. There are no immediately visible cracks, chips, or significant damage, suggesting it is in good overall condition. The age is difficult to pinpoint without further context or clearer identification of the mark, but the style of glazing and form suggests it could be an antique or a modern reproduction in an antique style. The craftsmanship points to a well-made, possibly artisanal, piece, intended for use or display.