The interior is decorated with three bands of motifs, centered by a flower and foliage, the reverse with four characters "Ji Xiang Ru Yi" (Auspicious and as one wish) among continuous flora sprays, the underside with four characters "Qing Yi Tang Zhi" mark.
Note:
According to Gerald Davison, in The New and Revised Handbook of Marks on Chinese Ceramics, Somerset, 2010, pp. 94, 262, no.1055, Qingyi Tang, the Hall of Blessing and Correctness, was located in the Forbidden City, Beijing, dating from the Yongzheng to Jiaqing Emperors.
題記：
據傑拉德·戴維森（Gerald Davison）所著《中國瓷器款識新編手冊》（2010年於薩默塞特出版）第94頁及262頁（編號1055）所載，「慶宜堂」（Hall of Blessing and Correctness）原址位於北京紫禁城內，其使用年代跨越雍正至嘉慶兩朝。