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A French porcelaneous Mennecy-style snuff-box and hinged cover, modelled as a cat with kittens, the cover painted with roses and other flowers, 5.5cm in length, script ‘F’ mark, late 19th century (see illustration on website) See W.B. Honey, French Porcelain of the 18th Century, pl. 50, G, for an example of the Mennecy original in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London

Additional Lot:A French porcelain Mennecy-style globular custard cup and cover, of spirally fluted form and painted with flowers, the cover with fruit finial, 9cm high, incised D,C,O; second half 18th century.Note: the letters `D, C, O` have been suggested by various authors as marks in use at Crepy-en-Valois or Orleans.

Mennecy vase circa 1750 painted with floral sprays (some good restoration) 10cm high

A Mennecy cup and associated saucer, painted with colourful birds standing before trees and on a rocky outcrop, the reverse of the cup decorated with a spray of currants, incised `DV` marks, mid 18th century, small chips, traces of gilding to the saucer, 11.5cm. (2)

A Mennecy jar and cover, moulded with six ribs and painted with sprays of rose and tulip, the cover with a floral knop, incised `DV` mark, mid 18th century, small chips, 7.6cm. (2)

An 18th century Mennecy mustard pot, painted with coloured flowers, a Serves plate, c.1790, a pair of Italian creamware plates painted with oval landscapes, and a Worcester dish, all damaged (5). Visit www.sworder.co.uk for larger image and condition reports.

A MENNECY POT POURRI VASE AND COVER, 18th century, the baluster body with overall floral encrusted decoration and conforming domed cover with floral finial, with scrolling rococo ormolu mounts, 6" (def.).

A Nove porcelain coffee cup and two saucers, each piece painted with a single floral letter of the alphabet, within gilt and turquoise ovolo band borders, saucers with gilt and impressed stars; a French porcelain small wash basin and ewer painted with roses (cover lacking), late 18th century; a pair of similar Samson cups and saucers with Cozzi style marks (one cracked) and a Samson yellow-ground ecuelle and cover with Mennecy-style marks, late 19th century. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A small Mennecy campana vase, the ribbed form painted with bright flowers and insects, raised on a spiral moulded foot, c.1750-55, 7.3cm. Cf. Aileen Dawson, French Porcelain, p.57 for similar examples.

A quantity of 18th/19th Century porcelain including; a German porcelain figure of a huntsman, two continental porcelain shell-salts, a Samson model of a goldfinch, a pair of continental porcelain tulip vases, an English porcelain pen holder, a garniture of three English porcelain blue ground vases and a pair of Mennecy small bell shaped vases.

A Mennecy saucer, painted in shades of puce, green and ochre with floral sprays, 13cm diameter, incised DV mark, mid 18th century (slight fritting); three various 'Sevres' style saucers (4)

A MEISSEN BOTTGER STYLE BLANC DE CHINE SAUCER, 5", a white ground embossed tea bowl, a Chantilly saucer with underglazed blue and a Mennecy small cream pot and cover (some faults)

A MENNECY CREAM JUG of baluster shape, on three scroll feet, delicately painted with floral sprays, 4 1/4in. (10.5cm.) high ++hair crack

A Mennecy later mounted cylindrical pot, painted with floral sprays, DV mark, the foot rim applied with late 19th century French mounts by A. RISLER & CARRE PARIS, 6cm high overall, the porcelain mid 18th century

A French porcelain custard cup, softly painted with a large flower spray and small sprigs, unmarked, probably Mennecy, c.1740 9cm. Long.

A Mennecy moutardier and cover, with a fruit knop and softly painted with festoons of flowers, no mark, c.1740 14.5cm. (2) The leaves on the cover chipped.

A PAIR OF 18TH CENTURY CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN DINNER KNIVES, the terminals painted with trailing flowers and leafage, possibly Mennecy, circa 1760, 11". (Please see lot 265 for image)

A Mennecy vase, late 18th Century, with tree and branch handle, kahiemon decorated with oriental figures in a garden, raised on a naturalistic base, D.V mark, cracked through and chips.

A Mennecy snuff box, formed as a monkey's head, naturalistically coloured in pinks, brown and black, no marks, c.1750-60, 5.5cm. c.f. Barbara Beaucamp-Markowsky, Porzellandosen des 18. Jahrhunderts No.423. The cover lacking.

Six Mennecy custard cups and covers, with finely spiral fluted bodies and fruit finials, painted with flower sprays, some with incised 'DV' marks, c.1760, 9cm. (12) Some small chips.

A Mennecy Porcelain Barbed Spoon Tray, mid 18th century, painted with two luxuriant bouquets of puce roses and carnations, puce rim, incised DV, 16.7cm (kiln spit-out).

A Mennecy Porcelain Cream Jug and Cover, third quarter 18th century, of stout baluster form with sparrow beak picked out in fine blue scrollwork, the remaining vessel covered in well painted flower sprays with predominant puce, incised DV, 11.5cm (very minor nibbles) (2).

A Mennecy spirally fluted custard cup and cover, with loop handle and fruit knop, in the white, 9cm high ( 3/12"), incised mark, circa 1770