NEVERS - MONTAGNON - SMALL 37-PIECE COFFEE AND TABLE SET in white earthenware Circa 1960 with polychrome decoration of two models of flowers and roosters, the rim with blue filet - 17 dinner plates - D. 24.5 cm (13 with central rooster design and 3 with central flower design) (four with restoration on the rim) - 1 soup tureen with fruit-shaped lid (lid handle missing) - 1 salad bowl - 1 round deep dish - D. 34 cm (formerly restored) - 2 oval dishes of two sizes - L. 40 and 34.5 cm (restored on the rim) - 3 ravioli dishes (restored) - 1 mounted plate - 10 cups - H. 6.5 cm and their saucers - 1 covered sugar bowl - H. 16 cm (minor glazing defects)

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