The square inscription that looks like a seal reads 大明成化 (Dai ming sei ka), or, if you use the Chinese pronunciation Da ming cheng hua, alluding to Chinese emperor Chenghua (mid-1400s)
It's apparently a motif that was used by Japanese ceramic artisans to give their wares an air of antiquity and authenticity. I think used by Imari porcelain artisans in the late 1800s.
As Piers suggests…….
“Signature” is not a Japanese one. Crudely carved and awkwardly orientated.
The underside is not finished to Japanese standards.
Can we see the okimono please?
I feel this could be Mammoth tusk.