Part of a white porcelain dinner service painted in polychrome with beautiful floral decoration between two gold fillets, on the wing a bouquet of violets with flowering branches, and in grouped bouquets punctuated with stylized daisy-queens at the basin. It comprises 24 pieces: - 14 plain rim plates and 2 large plates, marked "Sevres" and "M.Nle./de Sevres" (Diam.: 23 and 27 cm) - 2 round dishes, with stylized ermine, one marked "Sevres" (Diam.: 30.3 and 35 cm) - 2 oval dishes, marked "Sevres" (Length: 24.5 and 31.3 cm) - 4 octagonal soup bowls, three marked "Sèvres" and "M.Imple./deSevres" (Width: 23 cm) Manufacture de Sèvres, Circa 1804-1812 for part (Accidents and chips, chips on the heels, wear on the decorations and gilding, restorations. Reassorted service over time).

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