Three Sèvres coffee cans (gobelets litron) and two cups (tasses) c.1785-1800, one can painted by Vielliard père or fils with a band of convolvulus above formal scrolls on a primrose yellow ground, another by Jean-Joseph-Philippe Boucot with small blue sprigs between purple leaf panels on a yellow ground, the last by Marie-Barbe Bunel with a blue ribbon entwining pink roses on a yellow ground above a narrow berried leaf border, a cup painted with flower sprays beneath a narrow leaf band, the other by Denis Levé with a purple camaieu scroll border on a yellow ground, together with an Etruscan saucer (soucoupe Etrusques) with leaf and flower scrolls flanked by narrow yellow borders with delicate leaf tendrils, and a shaped dish painted with a band of convolvulus and scattered sprigs, various marks including blue interlaced Ls, script Sèvres and RF monogram, the dish broken and riveted, some other flaws, 27cm max. (7) The dish is from a service sold to Madame Hubaire (Huber) in 1788. See lot 224 for more details.