This is a small teapot made by Doman in Italy. It features a charming simple pattern of blue, underglaze-style flowers. I received it from an acquaintance who has lived in various European countries. It appears to be quite old. There is a chip on the rim of the lid (see photo 6). There is also a chip on the foot of the base (see the last photo). The lid knob also shows traces of being repaired with adhesive. However, the flowers painted on the pot are as attractive as underglaze, and the relief work on the entire pot is also captivating. The diameter is nearly square, with each side measuring 7cm, 8cm diagonally. The height from the lid knob is 14cm, and the width from the spout to the handle is about 15cm. I did not receive a detailed explanation from the person who gave it to me, but it is likely an antique item. Please consider purchasing only if you understand the condition described above. Please note that we cannot accept any claims or returns after the purchase is complete.