A Spode Copeland bone china teapot featuring a white fluted / gadrooned body decorated with a hand-painted floral pattern of scattered wildflowers and scrolling gold vines. The various blossoms are rendered in shades of pink, yellow, red, and purple, with gold gilt accents defining the rims, handle, and the straight, faceted spout. The matching lid is topped with a gilded flower-head finial and bears a secondary mark on its flange.

I've been unable to identify the shape.. the shape is seen but most are later reproductions.

Underside marked with the "Spode Copeland's China England" stamp in green, typically used between the late 19th century and the early 20th century.

With some cracking to body (mostly visible on the interior) and a small chip to the spout.

Height: 11.5 cm - Length: 21.5 cm - Width: 10 cm