Three Sèvres coffee cans (gobelets litron) date codes for 1783 and 1786, the smallest painted by Pierre-Antoine Méreaud with a bird perched on a branch, reserved on a possibly later marbled pink and blue ground, another painted by Jean Bouchet with a hare chasing frogs in a narrow panel between a formal border, inscribed 'Le Lievre et les Grenouilles' to the underside, the last also by Bouchet and painted with a young girl seated and smelling a flower within linking husk borders enclosing small floral panels, and two Sèvres saucers (soucoupes), one painted by Philippe Castel with a bird perched by a leafy branch, another in flight above, within a wide gilt scroll border by Vincent, date code for 1774, the other by Jean-Baptiste Tandart with a colourful pheasant strutting in a landscape, with a gilt leaf border on a bleu nouveau ground, date code for 1761, varying interlaced Ls marks, the smallest can broken and restuck, the larger saucer cracked, minor faults, 15.5cm max. (5)