Vintage Ceramic Dancer Themed Coffee Pot or Teapot

This appears to be a vintage ceramic coffee pot or teapot, likely from the mid-20th century, given its aesthetic and common manufacturing styles of that era. It is predominantly white or off-white, made of glazed ceramic or porcelain. The pot features an ornate design with notable gold trim accents around the rim, handle, and a decorative scalloped band near the base and top. The most distinguishing feature is a recessed, rectangular 'stage' area on the front, within which a painted figural decoration of a dancer is depicted. The dancer, possibly a Rockette-style figure, is rendered in muted colors, with a dark top, light-colored tights or skirt, and dark hair, striking a dynamic pose with arms raised. The stage area itself is framed by golden lines suggesting curtains or drapes. Above this 'stage' and below a golden scalloped border, there is a band of floral decals featuring pink roses and blue foliage, a motif repeated, though less prominently, near the base of the pot. The handle is a closed loop, conforming to the pot's side, and the spout is slender and upward-curving. The lid is also white with gold accents and a small, round finial. The overall condition appears good for its age, though slight wear to the gold trim is visible in some areas, typical of older decorative items. No obvious chips, cracks, or repairs are immediately apparent from the image. The craftsmanship suggests mass production, but with attention to decorative detail, reflecting a popular style of kitchenware or souvenir items from its period. Its unique depiction of a dancer suggests a possible connection to entertainment venues, such as the Radio City Music Hall, perhaps as a souvenir piece.