Keeling Helmet Jug Creamer #2

This is a really neat little creamer / jug in the helmet shape probably made by Keeling around 1795. It is handpainted with three nice flowers on the outside as well as a superb inside rim design and is a shape that is very well liked among collectors! The piece has a ribbed or fluted design to it which is really nice as well. These were also made by New Hall but that 'spur' on top of the handle gives it away as Factory X aka Keeling. The creamer is in great condition with a hairline crack on the bottom of the handle which seems to be the weak spot since the other one I own has the same issue. There is a tiny piece missing in the hairline but it displays perfectly. The piece is unmarked which is very common on English porcelain of this period. It is 4.75 inches tall (including the handle), 4.75 inches long and 2.375 inches wide. Please email me for more information or other pictures.