Featured Teapot that I really need help with..please

Thank you all for your help. I have had this teapot for about 30 years and have no idea what it is. It does have a chip so more interested in learning more about it not so much the value. I received it from an elderly lady that went through the war in Latvia and then moved to Canada. I realize that she may have picked it up at any time during the time period. Thank you for any ideas..I really an quite fond of the enamel

 

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Thank you so much !!

 

It's English, mid to late 19th C and probably made in Devon or thereabouts. I may yet remember the best known factory names who did this neo classical stuff with a terracotta body.

 

Thank you so much. Very much appreciate your knowledge and willingness to share

 

Pratt, I think.

 

thank you!

 

Another question...would it be worthwhile to have it repaired and where could this be done?

 

People usually answer that it's only worth it if the item is really valuable to begin with. Apparently, repairs are not cheap.

 

But I love the design and colors!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I don't think it's Pratt, that terracotta is usually a Devon or Dorset maker. I still can't recall who I'm thinking of. Bother.

 

I found these, but no marks: https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/...0061/lot-ea03b037-2d50-4c3b-b0ec-a47300f40c94

 

I'm thinking Dudson maybe. Wedgwood also did stuff like this, but it would be marked. But I don't know for sure.