English Teapot

This is a nice typical English teapot made by an unknown maker (my guess would be Coalport) in the earlier 19th century. It is made of porcelain and has a fluted design to the outside, a nice handle, a finial one should be able to use to truly ID the maker and a wide spout. The pot and lid are hand painted with a nice designin mostly pink colors with some blues and greens thrown in. A couple of single flowers and leaves scattered throughut the entire body. Pink trim to spout end, hand and finial. It is a nice looking teapot for sure and quite typical for this period. The pot displays nicely but has some crazing to the glaze and the finial was off at some point and restored back on which could be hidden better. The teapot is not marked which is the norm for this area and country it is from! It is 6.625 inches tall, 9.875 inches from spout to handle and about 5 inches wide. Please email me for more information or other pictures.