Porcelain service with coat-of-arms decoration for the Frenc - Lot 64

Porcelain service with coat-of-arms decoration for the French market (Bretagne, Cleuz du Cage - Roquefeuil). China, Qianlong period (1736-1795), circa 1770 Decorated in famille rose enamels, with friezes of spearheads and the coat-of-arms of Jacques-Claude de Cleuz. Claude de Cleuz (1726-1793), Marquis du Gage et de Guérand, Emanché of six Or and Gules, and his wife Jeanne de Roquefeuil (1743-1799), Azure, nine cordelières Or. The set includes a teapot and lid, a pair of bowls, a coffee pot (without lid), a sugar pot, two cups and saucers. Jacques-Claude de Cleuz was grand voyer of Dol and lieutenant-colonel of the Lannion coastguard captaincy. In 1776, he was admitted to the honors of the court. Their only daughter, Marguerite, married Jacques Marie de Keroüartz in 1785. Dim (cups): 22 cm