Tableware, porcelain teapot Wedgewood neo-Egyptian decor 20th century

An English teapot inspired by the Etruria "rosso antico" model from the Wedgwood factory, created between 1800-1810. Made of porcelain and white stoneware with gold, featuring neo-Egyptian decoration in frieze and relief moulding applied above a geometric band on the handle. The spout and handle are also decorated with white reliefs; the lid has moulded fluting and a handle in the shape of a crocodile. Accident restoration on the handle. Period: 20th century. Dimensions: length 21 cm, total height 12 cm.