A Sèvres Porcelain Square Dish circa 1761-63

Two particular dinner services with this bleu lapis caillouté decoration were sold from Sèvres in 1761 to the Come du Châtelet and to the dealer M. Bonnet and one more in 1763 given by Louis XV to the Duchess of Bedford, still in the family’s collection at Woburn Abbey.

Some further groups with this decoration were also made, some perhaps for Louis XV.

Without a date letter, it is not possible to know which service this one comes from.  There are many pieces in the British Royal Collection probably from a combination of the two 1761 services.

Height 4cm
Diameter 21.2cm

11219

£ 6,250

 

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With the factory mark in blue and an indistinct date letter below the painter's mark S for Pierre-Antoine Méreaud (active at Vincennes and Sèvres 1754-91).  Incised L.