Sevres Sevres Porcelain Fruit Bowl From Service Delivered To Count De La Rochejaquelein

A CHARLES X SÈVRES PORCELAIN FRUIT BOWL
FROM THE SERVICE DELIVERED TO COUNT DE LA ROCHEJAQUELEIN
The border with pink ground is surrounded at the top of two friezes of stylized polychrome flowers, one on a white background, each frieze bordered by a gold net.
Good condition.
Sèvres Royal Factory, 1825.
Mark with the blue stamp with the cipher of King Charles X.
H. 12 x D. 19.5 cm.

Provenance
- The original dessert service described "pink frieze colored background in a white area" entered the sales store on December 10, 1822 (Arch. MN, Sèvres, Vv1, 189) and was delivered to a certain Holgan in 1824, with in particular 121 flat plates, 4 fruit bowls and 2 sugar bowls and trays (Vbb6, 33).
- A collection of the "light pink frieze background" (sic) service entered the store on March 3, 1826 (Vv1, 250-16) and was delivered to the Count of La Rochejaquelein, Auguste du Vergier de La Rochejaquelein (1784-1868), September 8, 1830 (Vbb8, 22), with in particular 16 flat plates, 4 bowls and 2 sugar bowls.
- A third service "pink colored frieze background etc" entered the store on April 9, 1831 (Vv2, 38 v °) and was probably delivered to the composer Auber on May 31, 1837 (Vbb9, 12v °) including 32 flat plates and other pieces individually.

Related works
- A plate of the service delivered to La Rochejaquelein, dated 1823, recently sold by Royal Provenance.
- A sugar bowl from the service delivered to La Rochejaquelein, for sale at Royal Provenance.