1935 Japanese Cast Iron Tetsubin‎ Teapot Hobnail Arare Pattern Pinecone Finial

1935 Traditional Japanese cast iron Tet Subin teapot (cast iron kettle) (Nambu Ironware) showcases a classic hobnail (a rare) pattern across the body, complemented by a Greek key fretwork design around the collar. The lid features a textured pinecone finial and bears a distinctive maker's mark on the underside. This heavy-duty kettle is designed for heat retention and longevity, finished in a dark charcoal metallic patina that adds a rustic, wabi-sabi aesthetic to any tea service or kitchen collection. The sturdy overhead handle provides a secure grip for pouring. Markings - Show Japan Monopoly Bureau 1920's - 1940's Era Dimensions: 10 tall to top of the lid x 9 wide and weighs 5 lbs.