Hand painted Tea/Coffee pot for I/D

Can anyone please help to identify this pretty hand painted Tea/Coffee Pot
The Finial on the lid seems to be in the form of a seated lady in a hooded robe.
It stands 18.5cm tall and the only marking is a 1667 on the base.

I may be off the mark, but it looks Victorian in age and design. One of the experts will know better. Might help if you put a photo of the base on.

Thank you, here is the base

You're welcome. I think it is Victorian, that's possibly the pattern number. Hopefully one of the experts, and there's more than a few on here, should be able to tell you more and be more definitive than me.

Not sure why, but the pot makes me think either Sadler or Gibsons but the decoration is throwing me. Are the flowers painted under the glaze or on top? I'm wondering if they're a later addition because to my old eyes they don't seem to match the pot. I can't specifically say why, but aesthetically they just look.....wrong.

The decorator's mark underneath seems to be in the same turquoise as on the pot,
so I think it's right. Lily of the valley was a popular motif.
Certainly late 19th/early 20thC.

Thank you all so much for your assistance

From what I've seen, they tend to be lumped together as Victorian Jackfield black ware.