Blue and White Porcelain Base with Fruit Motif

This item appears to be the unglazed footrim and glazed interior base of a large blue and white porcelain vessel, possibly a basin, bowl, or planter. The primary material is porcelain, characterized by its white body and translucent blue decoration. The central feature is a circular motif, approximately 3-4 inches in diameter, consisting of two concentric blue lines forming a border. Within this circle, there is a hand-painted underglaze blue fruit cluster design. The cluster appears to depict several fruits, possibly pomegranates or peaches, with accompanying leaves, showcasing a traditional Oriental aesthetic. The style of painting suggests a classical Chinese or East Asian origin, likely from the Qing Dynasty or later periods, perhaps dating from the late 19th to mid-20th century, though dating precisely from this image alone is challenging. The white porcelain surface is smooth and appears to have a good, glossy glaze quality on the interior base. The unglazed footrim shows some age-appropriate wear and light discoloration, indicating contact with surfaces over time. There are a few small, dark speckles visible near the central motif, which could be manufacturing imperfections or minor debris. One notable feature is the clear distinction between the glazed interior and the unglazed, rougher texture of the footrim, a common construction technique for such pottery. The craftsmanship seems of good quality, with the blue pigment being consistently applied and the lines relatively crisp. The overall condition appears stable, with no obvious cracks or chips visible in the provided image of the base, though a complete assessment would require viewing the entire object.