Royal Doulton Moorish Gateway | Tunis tea pot D4601 | Joan shape Brand_Villeroy and Boch and the later versions have

and the later versions have more simple [applied] flowers on her arm as it is a typical reduction in complexity to avoid modelling and firing issues

This pattern was named after the Earl of Coventry who lost his sight in a hunting accident and the pattern was designed in order that it could be appreciated by him in three dimensions

and painted glass

Church registers of the period

DEWARS in low relief to rear

Royal Doulton Moorish Gateway | Tunis tea pot D4601 | Joan shape Brand_Villeroy and Boch and the later versions haveRoyal Doulton Moorish Gateway tea pot D4601 I understand this to be the Joan shape Impressed shape 24 to the base There is some lovely low relief as part of the decoration design it gives the item some real depth and is nest seen on a larger item like this. Issued: 1912 1945 Approx 14. 5cms (5 3 4") tall Approx 22cms (8 3 4") spout to handle Approx 15cms (6") diameter In excellent condition As sparkling clean and free from tea stains as good as you