Age & Origin of Pot?

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About 5" high. Marked-best photo for now. Appears to be brass with silver overlay.

 

Found this ...
https://atelier-uchino.com/works/antiques273/

Tried to enhance your mark ...

 

Thank you! Translated the page. Not much info in translation. Other than "Urgent need for oriental tinware, Japanese Pewter, and sold out" Plus, not sure if talking about what was pictured "ancient and Susho metal and small injury".

 

The translator in Chrome gives:

Oriental tinware teapot

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Type: Antique
Product name: Oriental tin teapot
Country: Japan (Oriental tin ware)
Material: Tin
Size: 12.7 x 7.3 x 10cm
Note: Decorations not included
Price: Sold Out

About the work
This is a tin teapot made by Toho Tinware.
Tin products have excellent thermal conductivity and are known for giving drinks a smooth, pure taste.
Each of the hexahedral surfaces is decorated with a different floral vase design, and the intricate decoration creates an exotic atmosphere.
It seems that it was originally made as a teapot for Chinese tea, but with some ingenuity it can be used for a variety of purposes, such as a teapot or pitcher for other drinks.
It has enough presence to be used as a prop in creating a space, so we also recommend having it as an interior decoration.
Because it is an old item, there are signs of aging such as discoloration of the metal and small scratches in various places, but this does not affect its use.
Please understand that this is a characteristic of vintage items.

 

My teapot and linked teapot are very close in design. There are slight differences... thank you all for help... gives me more info to research.