Eugène ROUSSEAU & Félix BRACQUEMOND for CREIL MONTEREAU Part of a table service named Rousseau in fine earthenware, the model created in 1866 by Eugène ROUSSEAU and Félix BRACQUEMOND with polychrome Japanese decoration of fish, birds and insects, the moving wing combed blue, comprising thirty-two pieces: eighteen dinner plates (diam. 24.5 cm), eight soup plates (diam. 24.5 cm), a sauceboat (L. 27 cm), two pedestal plates (diam. 22 cm and 23.5 cm), two circular shallow dishes (diam. 27.5 and 30 cm) and an oval dish (L. 37 cm). All pieces marked on the reverse: "Creil LM et Cie Montereau modèle Rousseau à Paris". Second half 19th century Cracks to the large circular dish and small chips