Porcelain Teapot with Geometric Pattern

This is a porcelain teapot, likely bone china, characterized by its elegant form and decorative patterning. The teapot is predominantly off-white or cream-colored, featuring a squat, rounded body with a distinct curved spout and an elegantly curved handle. The base is also rounded, providing stability, and there appears to be a manufacturer's mark on the underside of the foot, though it is not fully legible from the image. A prominent decorative band encircles the teapot's shoulder, just below the rim. This band consists of a light, possibly gold or beige, geometric diamond pattern overlaid with thinner intersecting lines, bordered by solid dark brown or black bands above and below. A thin golden or metallic trim outlines the rim, the handle, the spout, and the foot of the teapot, indicating a touch of luxury and refinement. The lid, which is separate and resting beside the teapot, matches the core design, featuring the same golden trim around its edge and a smaller, concentric decorative band with a similar geometric theme surrounding its finial. The finial itself is a classic, pointed knob design. The overall condition appears to be very good, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant wear. The surfaces are smooth and glossy, suggesting well-maintained ceramic. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced item, likely from the mid-to-late 20th century or early 21st century, given its clean lines and precise decal application. The quality appears to be high, suitable for fine dining or decorative display.