Vintage Teapot Ceramic 9”

Vintage white hexagonal teapot with a pink floral pattern, potentially from a brand like Arthur Wood or Kernewek but is unmarked has a distinctive multi-panel, geometric body and lid, a design that was popular with several manufacturers, particularly those in England. The teapot has a unique hexagonal or octagonal shape for both its body and the fitted lid. It is a creamy white or ivory color, decorated with a transferware or hand-painted motif of pink flowers, green leaves, and small yellow accents.It is likely made of ceramic, porcelain, or ironstone, common materials for teapots of this style and era. Similar designs were produced by English potteries such as Kernewek (1970s-1990s peak) and Arthur Wood, often with a mid-century style. While some similar teapots are unmarked, visual matches and search results point towards brands like Arthur Wood and Kernewek England. No chips or cracks