Antique French Locré Porcelain Dinner Service, circa 1780-1790, Hand-Painted Gilded Rim

✨ Exceptional Antique French Locré porcelain dinner service, circa 1780–1790 — hand-painted, gilded rim | Museum Piece & Film Prop”

Ideal for historical productions, photo shoots, or interior styling requiring authentic 18th-century French elegance. Exact dating and provenance available upon request.

This extraordinary set has survived centuries and is in a remarkable condition for its age. The delicate hand-painted gold decoration, crisp porcelain, and original maker’s marks make it a highly collectible treasure for connoisseurs of French porcelain. Perfect as a centerpiece for fine dining, an heirloom collection, or a statement display in a cabinet.

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The set includes:

1x Large lidded tureen – 1.6 liters

height till point of fish 35 x 35

1x Sauceboat with attached stand

2x Lidded condiment jars with stand

2x Square serving plates 23x23

2x Shell-shaped dishes (1 with hairline) 24cm

3x Oval platters in different sizes

30x23

36x26

43x29

1x Large round serving plate – ø15" (38 cm)

2x Kidney-shaped dishes

2x Boat-shaped dishes – 10" x 6.3" (26 x 16 cm)

1x Large footed serving bowl

ø27cm (minor hairline)

1x Medium bowl ø21 cm

1x Tazza / footed stand ø24cm

25x Dinner plates – ø9.5" (24 cm)

8x Rimmed bowls – ø9.5" (24 cm)

🏛️ A rare opportunity to own a complete 18th-century French dinner service that embodies the artistry, prestige, and timeless grace of Parisian porcelain.