"Lotuses and Treasures" porcelain vessel, Ming dynasty

It has a small rounded body with a lobed profile, on top of which is a narrow, curved, flower-shaped mouth. The exterior is decorated with a central scene of large flowering lotuses, above which are placed Buddhist treasures, encircled by two decorative petal borders, all executed in underglaze cobalt-blue enamel. Ming dynasty (1368-1644) or later. 

Height: 11.5 cm; Mouth diameter: 5.9 cm