Floral Flacon or Vase

This is a really interesting and early piece made by Nymphenburg around 1760 or before possibly still at the Neudeck site before they moved to Nymphenburg. I think it was a dresser bottle / perfume flacon which is missing its stopper though I am not 100%. Could be a vase or at least easily be used as such. The reason I am saying this is because the inside neck has these grooves in it that would not make for a tight seal with a stopper at all. The piece is decorated with relief floral garlands as well as relief scrolls and a relief design along the bottom half of the main body. These are all nicely hand painted in their typical early colors! It's a gorgeous piece and one rarley ever comes across early Nymphenburg pieces anymore! It is marked with the impressed shield mark as well as an impressed number 2 and letter P as shown. The piece is in good condition with some old restoration to the top edge which could be improved upon, a touch of blue paint flaking (a common issue on these early pieces of theirs) and a rough area to the bottom edge as shown. It's a nice example and not something you'll find again anytime soon. The piece displays nicely! It is 4.25 inches tall and 3.25 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.