Two Sevres style jeweled porcelain coffee cans and saucers
late 19th century
One cobalt, the other turquoise ground; each centered by a panel of a young couple in a wooded landscape, within jeweled gilt borders; the cobalt saucer decorated with a boat by a quayside, pseudo interlaced Ls mark enclosing D above F; the turquoise saucer with spring flowers, pseudo interlaced Ls enclosing L.
height of cobalt cup 2 5/8in (6.5cm); diameter of saucer 5 3/8in (13.5cm); height of turquoise cup 3in (7.5cm); diameter of saucer 5 3/4in (14.5cm)

Cobalt: Typical wear and rubbing to gilding and decoration overall. The cup with a small flaw below handle, loss of glaze to interior, possibly from heavy cleaning, scattered losses to 'jeweling.' The saucer center with some abrasions and losses to decoration and gilding, scattered losses to 'jeweling' and with some pitting and black pitting to glaze at underside. Turquoise: Typical wear and rubbing to gilding and decoration overall. The cup with loss of glaze to interior, possibly from heavy cleaning, scattered losses to 'jeweling,' a few scattered abrasions to the panel. Saucer with scattered losses to 'jeweling,' and some pitting to underside.