Old Vintage Dopin Japanese Porcelain Teapot Red With Gold Accents Hand Painted

Dobin is the name originally given to pots made of heat-resistant material used as kettles for boiling water and also to brew medicinal herbs. Nowadays the name refers to pots of a similar design to the original. These are made of porcelain or clay and used in the same way as normal teapots. The handle, usually made from bamboo, rattan or plastic is attatched to the pots with hooks and has the advantage of staying cool despite the heat in the pot

This is most likely a 1920-1940s tea pot in the original japanese style.