Graduated Set of Blue and White Porcelain Pedestal Bowls

This is a graduated set of seven vintage blue and white porcelain pedestal dishes, likely of Asian origin, possibly Japanese or Chinese. Each dish features a scalloped rim and sits atop a flared pedestal base. The decoration is applied in underglaze cobalt blue on a white porcelain body. The pattern on the upper surface of the dish appears to be a floral or geometric motif, while the exterior of the bowl and the pedestal are adorned with a repeating pattern, possibly stylized waves or scales, and lattice work. The varying sizes allow them to stack neatly, creating an attractive tiered display. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with consistent patterns and a smooth glaze. The visible condition suggests some age, with a potential for minor wear consistent with vintage porcelain, though no prominent chips or cracks are immediately discernible from the image. The underside of the largest pedestal base reveals a blue painted mark, which appears to be a four-character reign mark or potter's mark, indicating manufacturing details and potentially helping to date the pieces more precisely. The style suggests a traditional East Asian aesthetic, common in porcelain produced from the late 19th to mid-20th century. The blue and white coloration is a classic and enduring decorative scheme for Asian ceramics.