Need help identifying

Hi all! I need help. I grew up with a fabulous grandmother who taught me a lot about the joy of tea and we had real British tea parties.
When she passed, I have no idea what happened to a particular teapot that I loved and all I have is a picture from the 90’s. Can anyone help me identify the teapot in this picture??

 

Sweet photo.

 

Just another view. A close-up, slightly out of focus.

Debora

 

Welcome to the forum!
Just want to advise you that, in the future, do include something about the actual item in the title of your post. That way, you'll get the most looks by people in the know.
FYI, "Need help identifying a teapot".
Also, info such as what country your grandmother lived in may be helpful, this is an international forum.

Such a cute photo!
IMHO, the teapot looks like a gift-shop type of item, not necessarily a known or collected manufacturer. It therefore may be very difficult to identify.
It appears to be ceramic, rather than china, but that doesn't really help you in your search, sorry!

 

Royal Winton.

 

Can't say I agree with this... do you know which one? I'm aware that RW made some teapots with similarly shaped "knobs" on the lids (the flower-shaped ones, but those generally had flower-shaped handles, too) but other than that...? I've also not seen RW with leaves like that. 'Course I don't know every RW pattern out there...
And RW's handle shape and placement differ from OPs.

Royal Winton Rosebud teapot:

Royal Winton Lily teapot (on stand):