A Sèvres circular dish (compotier rond) date code for 1787, of Montmorin type, painted by Mme Fontaine with a design of fuchsia tendrils within narrow pale blue bands with a gilt foliate border, and a Sèvres soup plate (assiette à potage) from the Rittener service, date code for 1791, painted by Jean-Joseph-Philippe Boucot with a central spray of pink roses and cornflowers, the rim with formal flower sprays with a repeated sprig border, interlaced Ls marks enclosing date letters and above painter's marks, gilder's marks for Vandé and Prevost, some wear, 24.2cm max. (2) The Montmorin service was made for Armand-Marc Comte de Montmarin-Saint-Hérem and was delivered on 24th May 1787. Much of it was purchased by Thomas, 2nd Marquess of Bath, and was sold at Christie's in 2002 as part of the contents from Longleat. The pattern proved popular and was used on other, later services. The Rittener service was ordered by Enoch Rittener of 37 Albemarle Street, London and delivered on 4th March 1791.