Three hard-paste Sèvres saucers, c.1780-90, the largest painted by Le Bel with three panels of

Three hard-paste Sèvres saucers, c.1780-90, the largest painted by Le Bel with three panels of flowers reserved on a chocolate brown ground with gilt flower sprigs, the smallest by Thevenet pére with scattered sprigs and formal gilt and leaf borders, the other by Jean-Jacques Dieu, with small chinoiserie panels on a red ground, a Sèvres coffee can (gobelet litron) painted by Vincent with a dog flushing out birds among reeds before a windmill, in purple monochrome on a yellow ground, and a cup after the Service Ordinaire de Fontainebleau, various marks, 14.3cm max. (5)