Ritas Bazaar has dated this Antique Porcelain Trembleuse Set to the Georgian era.
Founded by André Leboeuf in 1776, the factory received the official protection of Queen Marie-Antoinette in 1778, when it adopted the red crowned A mark and was permitted to bear the name Manufacture à la Reine; these are precisely the marks seen on the cup and saucer.
The cup is tall and gently tapering, with a refined loop handle and a domed cover finished with a moulded berry finial and green leaf.

The decoration is delicate and distinctly Parisian in character, with pink and lilac ribbon trellis panels, scattered blue floral sprigs, and gilt borders on a white ground. The saucer carries a geometric ribbon pattern that introduces a more structured neoclassical note.

A highly desirable example of late 18th-century Paris porcelain, appealing for its royal factory mark, refined chocolate cup form, and elegant Louis XVI decoration.
Dimensions
Cup with cover weight 307 g height 13 cm width 13 cm depth 10 cm

Saucer weight 223 g height 4 cm diameter 15.6 cm
Condition
Wear to gilding small loss to cover leaf. Saucer with old staple repair and glue. Decoration well preserved.
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Ritas Bazaar has dated this Antique Porcelain Trembleuse Set to the Georgian era.
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