Haviland Porcelain Service Louveciennes, 65 Pieces, Perfect Condition

Large "Louveciennes" porcelain service from Haviland in Limoges.
 It consists of
 13 large dinner plates
13 soup plates
13 dessert plates
13 coffee cups
10 saucers
1 coffee pot
1 sugar bowl
 1 creame
r 65 pieces in total
All pieces are in perfect condition
 Edited for the first time in 1974, the Louveciennes collection is inspired by a neoclassical decor created in the late 18th century by the Sèvres factory for Marie-Antoinette. The decoration consists of alternating blue and gold medallions decorated with a rose and golden medallions. Between the medallions, garlands of intertwined laurel underline frames containing roses and cornflowers. The border  of the plates is decorated with a bouquet of flowers surrounded by golden scrolls and intertwined laurel garlands.
The style is typically Louis XVI and its name probably refers to the pretty Louis XVI music pavilion built in the park of the Château de Louveciennes by Madame du Barry, mistress of Louis XV who lived there from 1765 to 1793.