Part of a late 18th and 19th century Paris porcelain service - Lot 71

Part of a late 18th and 19th century Paris porcelain service. Various marks printed in red with a monogram for Clignancourt and a crowned M for Moitte, with two crossed arrows for Locré, in gold for Nast, and in red with a crowned A for the Manufacture de la Reine. Similar models, decorated in full blue, red and green "aux barbeaux", with a semi of bouquets and thrown flowers, gold fillet or wolf's teeth on the rim, including : 2 large cylindrical coolers with flared rims, the handles formed of arabesques and palmettes supported by a lion's head, resting on four claw feet and a square base, their interiors and lids (one lid with small chips to the rim and cracks, one body with a palmette missing from the top of the handle), 1 glass cooler, 3 butter dishes with adhering trays and their lids (one rectangular with cut sides, the other two navette-shaped; a small chip to one navette body, the handles of the two "navette" lids restored), 2 compotiers coquille (small chips and cracks to the handles), 1 large bowl, 2 dishes (small chips to the rim), 1 oval dish, 16 soup plates (one with a chip to the rim, six with small chips to the heel), 40 plates (three restored, eight with cracks, two with chips). H (cooler): 38.5 cm