Important Paris porcelain service from the first half-middle - Lot 81

Important Paris porcelain service from the first half-middle of the 19th century. Various marks in gold and green Feuillet, DEMONT rue de Turenne 3/PARIS, Boyer S.r de Feuillet. Of contourné form and similar models, with polychrome and gold decoration in the Sèvres style, in the center a large bouquet of flowers, the fall of a lace braid, the wing of three rocaille cartouches flowered gold with bouquets of flowers standing out on a green background, gold fillet on the rim, comprising: 2 mute servants with 3 shelves, the base of the shaft with three leaning putti, resting on a high circular pedestal and three claw feet, decorated with undecorated escutcheons surmounted by a marquis crown (very small chip to one column ; the second with the upper part of the column between the putti restored), 8 elements above all forming candelabras, the base of the shaft framed by two putti supporting the cup resting on a high pedestal and three claw feet (one putto with a missing thumb, another putto with a restored right arm, a third with a restored pedestal and claw foot, a fourth with a restored wing of a putto ; all with plaster mounting under the candlesticks retouched with gold), 14 bowls on pedestal and square base (six with small cracks and craquelures; stained ; one with replaced mounting system and very small cracks, most with some gold wear on bases and pedestals), 1 bowl, 5 "navette" compotiers (one with a repolished chip on the reverse of the rim), 4 jam jars and two lids (both lids restored, one with a small shock to the body, two with restored feet), 6 openwork basket-form bowls resting on a molded pedestal and square base (one with a section of the latticework missing and some gold retouching, another with a small chip at the top of the pedestal, two others with gold wear around the pedestal and at the base, two others with restored sections of the openwork latticework), 4 coolers with handles and their lids (the palmette on the top of one handle is missing, one grip with wear, both with wear to the gold of the handles), 18 coffee cups and 23 saucers (eight cups with small chips to the base, one cup with chip to the base and cracks to the neck, seven saucers with shock, one with small chip to the heel; most of the saucers with gold wear on the falls), 18 teacups and 18 saucers (two cups with cracks on the rim, one with restoration, five with wear on the gold rim, five saucers with shock, one restored, most of the saucers with wear to the gold and decoration on the rim), 21 soup plates, 158 plates (one with restored chips on the rim and nine with small cracks on the rim), 1 dessert plate (two different sizes and decorations, very small chips on the heel) ; chips and minor wear; 8 modern gilded metal and glass candelabra fittings. H (dumb servants): 47 - (candelabras): 42 - D (plate): 25.5 cm Provenance: partly Mes Collet-Luneau, Reims, March 28, 2021, lot 323, from "a château in the Champagne region". For a commentary on the Feuillet family, their Sèvres imitations and some of their associates, see Régine de Plinval de Guillebon, Porcelaine de Paris, Fribourg, 1972, p.228. MODERN FITTINGS NOT ATTACHED AND MISSING DESSERT PLATE THE BOWL WITH A RESTORED CLAW FOOT HAS ALL 3 FEET RESTORED; THE BOWL WITH THE RIGHT ARM OF A RESTORED PUTTO ALSO HAS A RESTORED WING; A MUTE SERVANT WITH LARGE CHIP ON THE UPPER PART OF THE CENTRAL COLUMN, THE OPENWORK BASKET-SHAPED BOWLS ONE WITH RESTORED BASKET WITH ALSO THE UPPER PART OF THE PIEDOUCHE RESTORED.