24 Piece Locre Paris Porcelain Neoclassical Coffee Service. Empire design, equestrian interest, early 19th Century. Comprising coffee pot; creamer, domed sugar, five coffee cup and saucer sets; four additional saucers and seven additional cups. _x000B__x000B_The elongated coffee pot with a gilt horse-head spout on a shaped neck, the handle with low relief gilt mask-head terminate; the terminate of the creamer handle a gilt horse-head in low relief; the faux handles to the sugar bowl body also modelled in low relief as gilt horse heads. serving pieces painted with gilt bands, anthemia and scrolls, all articles with polychrome painted figures in landscapes. Underglaze blue crossed batons with double arrows to undersides of all articles. Paris, France. Circa 1815. {Approximate dimensions: 12 inches high, the coffee pot overall.}. LocrÈ, LocrÈ et oussinger, trading 1796-1820, and thence in various partnerships. Condition: One of the self lug-nuts to the flange of the coffee pot lid is broken off and absent; Brass chain usually attached between cover and handle is now attached to cover only. three cups and four saucers chipped; some restored, some reglued, and or/ with hairline cracks. The overall decoration is in wonderful, bright condition, with little to no gilding wear.