EDIT: Confirmed replica on r/ChinesePorcelain... oh well, so it's a modern replica, but it's pretty cool so I'll keep it and add handles back on. Thanks for your help!
Recent thrift store find, I'm excited that it might be valuable, though the blue enamel strokes seems pretty rushed and sloppy.
1700s Chinese Qianlong/Qing Dynasty porcelain tureen with lid, blue on white carp motif, in excellent condition. Tureen is 218mm in diameter and 67mm high, and lid is 193mm in diameter and 32mm high, with recessed handle. Hand-painted Chinese 4-character reign marks on bottom of lid and tureen, translate to "Made during the reign of Emperor Qianlong".
I haven't seen any other tureens with the handle loops like this, did it have bamboo or woven handles attached?