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Sèvres Set of six porcelain plates decorated with a gold rosette in the center and, on the rim, motifs associated with meals in six medallions framed by palmettes and rosettes in red and blue on a Nankin background. Marked: Sèvres 32—a blue star in a medallion—and “Ner” in brown. These plates likely come from the set known as the “service des comestibles,” whose decoration is described as having a Nankin background, decor, and printed and colored motifs, entered the sales warehouse on August 9, 1834, and delivered to the King as a gift for Mr. Isturitz, the Spanish ambassador to London, on March 19, 1847 (Arch. Sèvres, Vbb11, f° 15v). The set originally comprised 73 plates at 25 francs each. Expert: Mr. Cyrille FROISSART
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