This 19th century, Meiji Era (circa 1880) Japanese teapot holds up to 1 gallon of liquid. The teapot is round with two loops at the top where the traditional bamboo and rattan handle would be attached - which is missing on this model. The top features a seated foo dog handle as the top knot. Blue, painted pine boughs decorate the pot's sides, creating a layered image. The bottom third of the tea pot is unglazed and rough in texture. 
 
Note: the teapot spout sports a small chip on the bottom tip. Shipping costs will be affected due to size/weight.
 
Material: porcelain
Dimensions: 10.5" H x 11" W x 9" D