Early 19th Century New Hall Teapot

A delightful early19th Century Porcelain Teapot and Cover although the pot and cover have different manufacturers. Circa 1795-1804 The cover is by New Hall, pattern number 195 and the pot by A & E Keeling, pattern number 218 The handle and spout are embellished with pink decoration. The lid of the teapot fits into a raised collar section. The finial to the lid is of a drawn up flower bud shape capped with pink vertical lines. ( New Hall made this finial hollow allowing the steam from the tea to escape. Most other manufacturers were using a separate hole off to one side of the finial ) Condition - The teapot is in good condition and will display delightfully.There is a restored chip as shown on the rim but with no chips to the spout. Minor rubbing to the enamels. A most attractive example.