King Albert I: A Belgian porcelain royal monogrammed composite part dinner service, various makers including Demeuldre-Coché / Vermeren-Coché, Brussels, 20th century

Property from a member of a Royal Family

King Albert I: A Belgian porcelain royal monogrammed composite part dinner service, various makers including Demeuldre-Coché / Vermeren-Coché, Brussels, first half 20th century

in white and gilt with crowned A monograms, comprising:

-a circular tureen;

-two matched circular tureens and covers;

-a pair of double lipped sauceboats on fixed stands;

-a smaller example;

-five oval serving dishes in sizes;

-seven soup plates;

-seven similar soup plates monogrammed to the centre;

-twelve dinner plates with monograms to the border;

-nine plates with monograms to the centre;

-a pottery example ensuite;

-two dinner plates with crowned monogram L;

-twelve plain dinner plates, gilt with crowned monogram to border;

-thirty-four luncheon plates, various makers and styles;

-six egg cups;

-a baluster coffee pot and cover;

-a milk jug;

-another smaller;

-two circular sugar bowls and one cover;

-twelve tea cups;

-six coffee cans;

-a cylindrical teapot;

-a milk jug;

printed marks

and twelve white and gilt saucers, and seven similar

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