Floral Pattern Ceramic Teapot

This is a ceramic teapot, likely made of porcelain or fine earthenware, featuring a classic, somewhat squat, rounded body. The primary color is a creamy off-white or ivory glaze, providing a soft background for the decorative elements. The teapot is adorned with a floral transferware pattern on both visible sides, consisting of several large blossoms in shades of deep red/maroon, peach, and muted yellow/gold, accompanied by olive green and grey-green leaves. A notable feature is the gold trim that encircles the rim of the teapot body and the lid, as well as outlining the finial (knob) on the lid, suggesting a touch of elegance or a more formal design. The handle has a classic C-shape, appearing sturdy and integrated smoothly into the body, with a small white paper tag visible dangling from it, possibly indicating a price or inventory number. The spout is relatively short and straight, tapering slightly upwards. The lid is round with a raised collar that fits snugly into the teapot's opening, topped with a small, rounded finial for easy removal. There are no visible chips, cracks, or significant damage, though some light wear to the gold trim might be present, which is common with age and use. The overall condition appears good. The style suggests a mid-20th century to late 20th century production, possibly from a mass-market manufacturer, although specific maker's marks are not visible in the image. The craftsmanship appears to be of standard quality for a decorative and functional household item.

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