Ceramic Teapot with Floral Decal and Crystal Finial

The item pictured is a ceramic teapot with a light-colored glaze, possibly off-white or very pale yellow, exhibiting a subtle iridescent finish. Its shape is bulbous, narrowing towards the neck and the base. The base features a ribbed or fluted texture around its circumference. A delicate floral pattern in muted blue and grey tones is applied to the side of the pot. The spout is elongated and narrow, while the handle is gracefully curved. The lid is also ceramic and fits snugly into the opening. A prominent feature is the clear, possibly glass or acrylic, finial on top of the lid, shaped like a faceted jewel or crystal, attached by a metal screw. The rim of the lid appears to have a thin gold or metallic band. There is some visible wear and potential surface dirt from age and use. The overall style suggests a mid-20th century production period, possibly in the Art Deco or Mid-Century Modern era, influenced by decorative tea sets of the time. The quality of the application of the floral design and the construction of the pot appear to be consistent with mass-produced ceramics. No visible maker's marks or stamps are discernible in the image.