Blue and White Porcelain Handled Vase/Planter

This item is a small, rectangular vase or planter crafted from white porcelain with prominent blue underglaze decoration. The body of the vessel is roughly square or rectangular in cross-section, flaring slightly outward towards the top. A distinctive handle, formed from a continuous piece of porcelain, arches over the top, connecting to the upper rim on two opposing sides. The handle itself is decorated with a blue pattern consisting of what appears to be stylized floral motifs or abstract geometric designs, possibly chrysanthemums or similar radial patterns, against a white background. The main body of the vessel features a scenic landscape with mountains, water, and perhaps small figures or boats, all rendered in varying shades of cobalt blue against the white porcelain ground. The painting style suggests a traditional East Asian aesthetic, possibly Chinese or Japanese. The interior of the vase appears to have a light green or celadon-like glaze, contrasting with the exterior's blue and white scheme. The craftsmanship seems of decent quality, with smooth glazing and distinct, though somewhat painterly, brushwork. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear in the provided images, though a thorough inspection would be required to confirm the absence of condition issues. Without specific maker's marks, it is challenging to precisely determine the manufacturing details or exact age, but the style points to an East Asian origin, likely 20th century, though earlier pieces could exhibit similar aesthetics. The item is currently sitting on a white surface, with a handwritten label that appears to read 'Chinese Glass' (misidentifying the material as glass rather than porcelain), suggesting it may be part of a collection or inventory.