Part of a fine French earthenware service (Gien) from the la - Lot 100

Part of a fine French earthenware service (Gien) from the late 19th/early 20th century. Two soup plates with brown marks Jules Piat Alger. Square-shaped with contoured rim, with full polychrome decoration of Japanese figures in a floral landscape, including : 3 pedestal bowls (two sizes), 1tazza with flared rim, 1 soup tureen and its lid, 1 footed salad bowl, 1 saucier with double spout and adhering tray, 1 sugar bowl with adhering tray and its lid, 4 oval ravioli dishes, 1 platter, 2 deep dishes (two sizes), 2 rectangular dishes (two sizes), 11 soup plates (one with a small crack at the rim), 39 plates (five with cracks and two with dents), and 30 dessert plates (two with very small chips at the reverse of the rim, four with cracks, one with small chips and cracks); chips, a few stains, cracks, wear and tear Length (rectangular dish): 43 - Width (salad bowl): 23.5 cm Jules Piat was the name of the retailer in Algiers.