Composite part of a late 18th-early 19th and late 19th centu - Lot 211

Composite part of a late 18th-early 19th and late 19th century porcelain dinner service. Some of the pieces from the late 18th-early 19th century. Some of the late 18th-early 19th-century pieces, with red stamped marks in a medallion ORLEANS. V/M.B or painted in red M.B/orleans (for the Molière Bardin factory); some of the cups and saucers are marked in blue with two crossed arrows for Locré in Paris. Blue, green and red "aux barbeaux" decoration, gold fillet on rim, including : 1 cooler body, 4 pedestal bowls, 2 sauce boats and their trays, 2 cream pot displays, 19 cream pots and nineteen lids and 1 cream pot and lid of different shapes, 2 sugar bowls with adhering trays and two lids, 2 double confituriers with adhering trays and two lids, 1 bowl with tray and lid, 2 octagonal salad bowls, 2 heart-shaped compote dishes, 4 shell compote dishes, 4 oval compote dishes, 4 compote dishes, 34 rimmed plates, 140 plates, 1 sugar bowl with lid, 7 coffee cups and eleven saucers. (242 pieces) Good overall condition, with minor accidents and wear. These marks are for the Molière-Bardin factory in Orléans. At the end of the 18th century, François Molière and his wife Ambroise-Marguerite Bardin, daughter of Orléans painter Jean Bardin, produced mainly earthenware, but also porcelain. A set of five porcelain saucers with the same stamp was sold at Valoir Pousse-Cornet, Orléans, October 28, 2021, lot 186.