Vintage Chinese Blue and White porcelain teapot. Mid-late 20th Century.

vintage Chinese blue and white porcelain teapot with a distinctive angular or "diamond" shape base and a tall, narrow top resembling a pagoda. The design incorporates elements of the popular Chinoiserie style, characterized by intricate designs of pagodas and floral motifs, which were historically popular for export.
Key Details
Style: Chinoiserie, Delft-inspired, or Oriental.
Color: Cobalt blue and white.
Material: Glazed porcelain or ceramic.
Design Elements:
Unique multi-faceted or squared base.
Tall, narrow body and lid with a pointed finial, often described as a pagoda shape.
Hand-painted or transfer-printed floral and geometric patterns.
Era: Likely mid-to-late 20th century, a common period for the production of such unique, collectible export wares. The unusual, specific shape suggests it may be a collectible or decorative piece rather than a standard functional teapot.
Potential Manufacturer: Similar items have been sold under names like "Toscany Collection" or