Two Sèvres plates (assiettes unie) c.1770-86, painted with scattered pink roses to the wells, the rims with oval panels of further roses reserved on a ground of green, red and gilt flowerheads or large gilt dots enclosed in oeil de perdrix hexagons, and a circular dish (compotier rond) decorated in the 19th century with the same pattern, varying interlaced Ls marks, 24.3cm max. (3) The plate with the gilt dots is probably a 1786 addition to the service ordered by the Comte d'Artois on 3rd June 1775. An additional order was placed on 21st September 1786 and included 29 plates. The other plate is from a similar service ordered by the marchand-mercier Bazin, with the compotier a later addition.