A Svres pink-ground broth-bowl, cover and stand (cuelle ronde tourne et plateau ovale), c.1760, blue interlaced L marks to bowl and stand, the bowl with incised da [?], the stand with incised al [?], each piece reserved with two cartouches edged with gilt scrolls and foliage, painted with vignettes of pastoral objects associated with countryside pastimes and farming, including bee-keeping, bird-catching and a peepshow, the centre of the stand decorated with two birds in flight in gilding, the cover with branch handle, the stand 22.7cm wide; the cuelle 17cm wideProvenance: With Brian Haughton Antiques, London (according to the paper label applied to the base).Note: This style of painting of pastoral scenes is traditionally associated with the factory artist Andr-Vincent Vielliard pre, who was active at Vincennes and Svres from 1752 to 1790. Similar pastoral scenes can be seen on a 1766 cup and saucer now in the Wallace Collection, London (museum no. 369). Minute chip to a leaf on the finial and some minute wear to the gilding of the berries of the finial. Minute areas of wear to the rim of the cuelle. On the stand there are minute areas of wear to gilt border on the edge of the well. These are all extremely minor.