Amazing survivor, antique piece, most likely late Qing dynasty to early Republic period (c. 18801920)
Look at the ground red color
Floral motifs red was a highly auspicious color in China, especially for celebratory or domestic wares
Has a large central character is (Shou) the longevity symbol, commonly used on vessels meant for daily use or gifts
Heavy brass mounts (rim, foot, spout collar, and swing handle) typical of Canton (Guangzhou) export metalwares
Almost certainly Canton enamel on metal, produced for export or elite domestic use
These were popular with Western buyers in the late 19th century, but the iconography (, floral sprays) remains thoroughly Chinese
The construction is functional, not purely decorative, this was meant to be used
Includes original metal bails, and enameled lid
Chop mark shown on base
We see no damage or issues, view all of the photos, looks fantastic
Likely as quality an example of this as you will find
Measures 6 inches T