A Sèvres soft-paste porcelain Déjeuner du Roi, 18th century, dated 1764

with polychrome friezes of foliage garlands hold by shells on a red treillis, on a blue background, including an oval tray named plateau du Roi, a Calabre sugar bowl, a three-feet milk jar, a small covered teapot, a small Bouillard gobelet and its saucer, marked with the interlaced letters LL the letter L standing for 1764, the mark of the painter Charles Louis Méreaud

The illustration of the catalogue is accurate. There are some important wears to the gilding of the edge of the tray, the porcelain is in good overall condition. There are some wears to the gilding of the milk jar, on the upper edge, the handles, the feet, but the porcelain is in good overall condition. There are some important wears to the gilding of the handle of the sugar bowl, of the upper edge and of the foot, but the porcelain is in good overall condition. There is a small chip to the stout of the teapot, and some little wears to the gilding of the foot. There are some important wers to the gilding of the foot of the cup and of the upper edge, but the porcelain is in good overall condition. There is a small chip to the edge of the saucer and some important wears to the gilding.
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