This english Earthenware piece was pres-moulded, slip-cast with under-glaze colours from an unknown factory of 19th Century England. 

It pearlware with a blue tinge to the glaze, diamond form with waisted foot, straight sides and sharp shoulder, a pointed gallery moulded with short leaves, curving spout, square-shouldered angular handle, diamond-shaped domed cover with to the top a finial modelled in the form of a swan, a pierced steam hole to one side; decorated with to either side of the body conventional floral sprigs and sprays in pink, yellow like a banana and green, around the shoulder and rim of the cover borders of red and blue bands and red dots, further blue bands around the lower body and gallery.Teapot, pearlware with a blue tinge to the glaze, diamond form with waisted foot, straight sides and sharp shoulder, a pointed gallery moulded with short leaves, curving spout, square-shouldered angular handle, diamond-shaped domed cover with to the top a finial modelled in the form of a swan, a pierced steam hole to one side; decorated with to either side of the body conventional floral sprigs and sprays in pink, yellow and green, around the shoulder and rim of the cover borders of red and blue bands and red dots, further blue bands around the lower body and gallery. In essence, it is a teapot, enjoy!

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