Paris porcelain service, white, decorated on the border with - Lot 397

Paris porcelain service, white, decorated on the border with a gold and blue fillet and on the wings with two crossed marshal's batons with fleurs-de-lis, tied with a ribbon, above a Duc bonnet, pair de France. This set comes from Claude Victor Perrin, known as "Victor", Duke of Bellune: Most of this service was executed by the firm of Darte, Louis et Jean-François (1804/1824); these pieces are signed: "DARTE PALAIS ROYAL N° 11", in red, and most of the shaped pieces by the firm of Chaperon, rue du Dragon, at the corner of rue de Grenelle and rue du Dragon, they are signed: "CHAPERON RUE DU DRAGON", also in red. Includes: - 62 plates, including 59 by Darte and three by Chaperon. - 3 oval ravioli dishes and a square vegetable dish by Darte. - The other shaped pieces by Chaperon: an oval ravier, a high bowl, a cream bowl with lid, a 26.5 cm diameter round dish, a large oval dish, a small oval dish, 4 cream pots (unsigned) and an incomplete cake stand (missing two trays and the central metal pin). (One plate and the large oval dish have a chip; one cream pot has a broken handle). Restoration period and after. Very good condition. PROVENANCE: descendants of the marshal, following his first marriage, Paul GALLIMARD 1912, married in 1937 to Élisabeth KREBS (1915) whose Claude GALLIMARD wife de LAPPARENT (1938/2021).