Plate, Yongle period, c. 1400 - c. 1425, blue and white porcelain, h 7.5cm × d 38cm. AK-RBK-1965-89. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Sign on foot ring and with an unglazed reddish brown burnt soil. The board has a flat edge with raised lip and is decorated in underglaze blue . The flat is decorated with branches that hang three bunches of grapes . On the wall flower sprays with different types of flowers, on the edge with a wave pattern.

This large plate is decorated with a central vine bearing grapes, enclosed by flowering tendrils and a wave pattern around the rim. It is a type of ware intended for the Islamic market. In the 16th century the design was frequently copied by Iznik potters in Turkey.