Procelain cup with the word 'Ministerial' written at the bottom, design of a double dragon and the word 'Inner Palace' is revealed when light is shone on it. Height of an average palm.
Inherited
Thank you for submitting your item for appraisal. This appears to be a Yongle style sweet white glaze concealed dragon pair stem cup. The hidden blue white painting of two dragons and a flaming pearl concealed under the opaque glaze would be typical for the Yongle period. The Nei Fu 内府 mark suggests that this cup was used in the imperial household. What I would find odd is the shape / outline of the cup, this could be a distortion of the camera lens or rightfully a doubt concerning the age of this cup. If it was an authentic piece of the Ming dynasty, Yongle reign (1403-1424) it would be very expensive and you should definitely show it to a major auction house in your area. My estimate would be a very conservative one for a well done 20th century reproduction.