Up for sale is a stunning, highly collectible piece of early 20th-century porcelain art: a genuine antique Haviland France porcelain teapot, dated 1914. This piece represents the height of the amateur and studio china-painting movement of the era. Condition:Exterior: Excellent antique/vintage condition. The gold finish is remarkably pristine with no major rubbing, scratches, or wear typically found on items of this age. It appears to have been strictly used as a cabinet display piece and shows no signs of interior staining or actual use. Lid/Flaws: There is a single, tiny flea-bite chip on the underside rim of the lid. This is completely hidden from view when the lid is resting on the teapot and does not interfere with display or structural integrity. There are no other chips, cracks, crazing, or hairline fractures on the body, spout, or handle. Backmarks / Stamps:Marked on the bottom with the Insert the color and wording of any stamps on the bottom, e. “Green Haviland France underglaze mark”. Please review all photos closely as they form part of the description, and feel free to reach out with any questions!