Set of nine plates with contoured edges in Bordeaux porcelain, with polychrome and gold decoration of a bouquet of flowers in the center surrounded by golden twigs and on the wing of garlands of flowers alternating with small yellow diamonds containing a pansy. This set is completed by a pair of sugar bowls with a sticky tray faithfully reproducing the decoration of our plates, these two sugar bowls are in Paris porcelain from the Locré factory - Eighteenth century
Round covered butter dish on adjoining tray with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers, gold wolf teeth and blue lines on the edge. Marked: LL interlaced, letter-date S for 1770. Mark of the painter Tardy Clande-Antoine, flower painter 1757-1795 - Eighteenth century
Six Arras porcelain plates with a border imitating basketwork, with a blue monochrome decoration called a twig, blue line on the edges. - One Arras porcelain plate with a twig decoration called Mr. de Calonne - Two Arras porcelain juice pots with a twig decoration called a blue monochrome and blue line on the edge - Eighteenth century
Shell-shaped compotier in soft Sèvres porcelain with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers, blue combs on the handle, blue and gold line on the edge. Marked with double interlaced L and date letter T for 1772 and painter Mrs. Noualhier (active at the Sèvres factory between 1762-1796 - Eighteenth century
Plate in soft Sèvres porcelain with polychrome decoration of bouquets of flowers and relief decoration of palms and crowns of flowers. Marked LL interlaced, letter-date X for 1775 Mark of painter Melle Armand. Painter of flowers from 1774-1781
Large chocolate cup in soft porcelain from Sèvres with gold decoration of a gold rocaille frieze. Marked: interlaced LL, letter-date Y (hardly legible) for 1776. Mark of the gilder Weydinger père (1757-1806) - Eighteenth century.
Covered mustard pot in the shape of a barrel, with a handle. Polychrome decoration of flowers, fruit-shaped lid grip - Eighteenth century
A three-pronged fork and a knife with handles in white enameled Saint-Cloud soft porcelain decorated with prunus branches in relief - Eighteenth century period.
Fluted teacup and saucer in soft porcelain from Sèvres with gold decoration of serrated thread on the edges. Marked: LL interlaced in blue, without letter-date. Eighteenth century, circa 1765
Round covered écuelle called "Turned round" (Third grandeur) and its oval display in soft Sèvres porcelain with a nouveau blue background with polychrome decoration of bouquets of roses in reserves, enhanced with gilding, garlands and falling flowers. The handles and the lid grip in the shape of branches. Mark: two “LL” intertwined with the date letter “Z” for 1777 - Painter’s mark “cp” for Chappuis le Jeune, painter of birds and flowers 1761-87 - Gilder’s mark: “B” in blue for Boulanger 1754-85 - Eighteenth century - 1777
Paris porcelain coffee service (Dagoty) from the beginning of the 19th century, decorated with a diamond-shaped gold frieze on the edge standing out against a nankeen background. This service includes: a coffee pot and its lid, a teapot and its lid, a sugar bowl and its lid, a milk jug, six cups and their saucers - Restoration Period - Around 1815/20
Pot-pourri vase in soft Saint-Cloud porcelain, white enamel with relief gadroons, decorated with flowers applied in garlands, pierced at its upper part with holes in star motifs, on a rocky terrace, a bird perched on a branch s about to pounce on a branch of berries - Eighteenth century - Around 1720-1740