Part of a Paris porcelain service from the second half of th - Lot 79

Part of a Paris porcelain service from the second half of the 19th century. The plates are monogrammed with black marks. Of contoured form with polychrome and gold decoration in the center of botanical flowers, the wing decorated with a garland of roses and interlaced gold ribbons standing out against a green background (some pieces monogrammed), gold fillet on the rim, comprising: 2 three-shelf dumb waiters (one handle detached with minor restoration), 1 large openwork basket with two handles, 1 saucer with adhering tray and lid (small chip to edge of tray, gold wear), 2 bowls on pedestal (two sizes; gold wear), 6 tazzae (two with a monogram; one with a chip on the reverse of the rim and small cracks), 46 plates (twelve with a monogram; a few chips restored, five with small chips on the rim, two with associated small cracks); small restorations, chips and scratches, some wear. H (mute servant): 39.5 cm Provenance: partly from the sale of Me Beaussant Lefèvre, Paris, December 21, 2021, lot 48. Bibl. Hubert de Vinols, Dresser la table, Tout un Art, Montreuil, 2025, ill. pp. 194, 195.