Part of a Sèvres porcelain service, circa 1785

Part of service in soft porcelain of Sevres with polychrome decoration in the center of a bouquet of roses and barbels in a medallion surrounded by a blue net and gold scrolls. The wing is decorated with a sowing of roses and barbels between two blue nets and garlands of laurel leaves in gold.

Marked with interlaced LL, letter-date HH for 1785, mark of the painter Bouillat and mark of the gilder Vincent.

Circa 1785, 18th century.

Diameter: 24 cm.

It is composed of 17 dinner plates (1 plate with a visible cooking defect), 2 shell bowls (1 crack near the grip for one) and 2 round cups.
This part of service whose decoration is described in the files of the manufacture: blue net, Roses barbaux, and gold foliage, is delivered on October 12, 1785 to Messrs Tournon and Ravel, bankers. It included 96 plates at 24 livres each.
See David Peters, Sèvres plates and services of the 18th century, 2015, vol III n°85-5 p. 769-770.