Large size Paynsley Green teapot by Masons of England: Capacity 1050ml (80% full). Manufactured around 1940-1949. The lace-patterned dots on the rim, the wildflowers in the center, and especially the elaborate craftsmanship of the handle and lid (with three-dimensional patterns and hand-painted colors) showcase the work of skilled artisans, making this a wonderful piece. Although it's been 70-80 years since its manufacture, it's in near-mint condition, almost unused, and glossy. The inside is also pristine white (photos 14-16). There are no cracks in the body or the lid, and despite being approximately 70-80 years old, it has a lustrous shine as if it were just made. It's in very beautiful condition. The last image is a reference photo. A large-size sugar pot and creamer are also available. Please take a look if you're interested. Please note that there may be vintage-specific imperfections such as printing misalignments, green ink smudges, and pinholes. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to these details or have strict quality requirements. As this is a discontinued and valuable item, we kindly request that discounts be limited to combined shipping costs only. We will not respond to price reduction offers. Thank you for your understanding. ● Size (approximate, please allow for slight variations) Width (max): 24cm Height (including lid): 17cm Depth: 16cm Capacity (80% full): 1050ml