Two porcelain plates and a sacuer, possibly Sèvres, late 18th Century.

Hand painted and gilded décor. One plate with contured brim and turquoise ground, so called 'bleu céleste,' décor of garlands and flowers within cartouche-shaped reserves, the centre with ornithological motif. Diamter 24 cm; one plate with contured brim with décor of flower-garlands, the centre with scattered flowers. Diameter 23,5 cm; one saucer with blue ground brim, so called 'bleu nouveau,' with golden circles in pointille-technique, the centre with ornithological motif within flower-garland. Diameter 20,4, height 3,5 cm. All of which with interlaced L's to bottom, one of which with what is possibly and unidentified painter's signature.

Wear due to age and use. Glaze spots. Manufacturing defect to saucer centre.