Three Sèvres plates (assiettes) c.1785-95, one painted with a central spray of pink roses, the rim with interlaced leaf and pearl garlands enclosing single flowers, another plate with a central rose spray within a border of further roses and heartsease, a plate decorated with a starburst motif in blue and gilt, the rim with concentric bands of dots, and a Sèvres-style plate painted with a floral monogram, the rim with Classical portrait cameo panels reserved on a blue ground with elaborate gilt scrolls in the manner of the Hope Service, varying interlaced Ls marks, some damages and repairs, 24.5cm max. (4) The first plate is believed to be part of a dessert service ordered by Mme Lefebvre on 10th May 1792. Items from the same service as the plate with the starburst decoration are in the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace, c.f. RCIN 59190 for a seau in the same design, also decorated by Weydinger.