Blueish white Asian vase squiggly signature

I got this a few days ago, wondering if anybody knows what the style is called, also maybe the signature.

Thank You

Billy D.

 

I think it might be a brush pot/holder. It even looks like there's some paint in the bottom.

Guessing the color is some shade of celadon glaze.

Is there a setting ring around the bottom that shows the clay color?

I'm finding alot in this general pattern searching celadon basket weave, celadon reticulated, celadon lattice. Most of it that comes up is Korean and the clay is red.

 

Thanks Laura, no ring at bottom. I've been trying to find this color and no luck.

 

Please post a picture of the entire bottom of the piece. There are always clues to be gleaned by looking at how the bottom is finished.

I have been finding a few pieces of Korean white porcelain with the blue tint, but they're all really old and all in museums or at high end auction houses. (Don't get your hopes up yet.)

Will post the pictures and links for you.

In the first picture below the open work, reticulated, basket weave, lattice pattern is the closest match to yours I've seen on-line. Four diamonds shapes between the circles. This one doesn't have the blueish tint in the glaze.
via Google Images:

[..]A rare white porcelain reticulated flower pot stand, Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897), 18th century. Estimate US$ 60,000-80,000. Photo: Bonhams. (March 2017, Asian Week Sale)

Now for pictures of pieces with blue tinted white glaze.

[..]
A Rare Korean Reticulated White Glazed Porcelain Water Dropper
joseon dynasty, 18th/19th century
the square body decorated on five sides with openwork design and latticework, applied with a recumbent frog forming the spout, the base unglazed.
Height 2 1/2 inches.
Estimate $ 6,000-8,000
Auction date: Nov 02 2015
Auctioneer: Leslie Hindman Chicago

via Google Images:

[..]Brush Pot, Unknown maker,1800 - 1850, Korea, Porcelain, carved and glazed, Museum no. C.340-1912, © Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
via Google Images:

[..]Unknown artist 1750-1850 Korea Porcelain, thrown, carved, painted, glazed Museum no. C.97-1937, © Victoria and Albert Museum, London
via Google Images:

[..]Korean Late Joseon Dynasty White Porcelain Brush Pot Hitto Open Work (Can't find the original link for this one.)

Don't forget to back off with the camera and post a picture of the entire bottom of your pot BillyD.
EDIT:
Since I can't read the mark, I'm just going on visuals, by most similar pattern and color. All of these similarities could end up meaning nothing, LOL!

 

I just got home, a Chinese lady at swap met said something about the writing saying something like BIG mountain in China, her english was not good.

 

Well, if the writing is in Chinese, it ain't Korean I guess!