Late 18th or Early 19th Century English Creamware Teapot

A creamware ceramic teapot of globular form, consistent with English earthenware production from the late 18th to early 19th century. The piece is constructed with a pale cream-coloured lead glaze. The body features a curved, moulded spout displaying fluted or foliate relief patterns and a simple loop handle. The domed lid is finished with a button-style finial. Decoration consists of a single horizontal moulded band around the shoulder, featuring a repeating beaded or engine-turned pattern. No maker’s marks or factory stamps are visible on the vessel.