Felix BRACQUEMOND (Paris, 1833 - Sèvres, 1914) & Manufacture Creil & Montereau Important part of a dinner service known as "Rousseau à Peigné" - model created in 1866 Composed of ninety-nine earthenware pieces with a white background, polychrome decoration and scalloped edges: - eighty-three plates, - eight pedestal tables, - three round dishes, - two oval dishes, - two ravioli dishes, - a salad bowl Most published by Lebeuf & Millet, between 1866 and 1875 Marked "E. Rousseau à Paris" for Eugène Rousseau Marked "Creil LM & Cie Montereau", "Lebeuf & Millet". Various sizes (Small chips and missing parts) An important part of a faience service "Rousseau à Peigné" including ninetynine pieces by Félix Bracquemond for Manufacture Creil & Montereau - model created in 1866 Bibliography : Félix et Marie Bracquemond (...), exhibition catalogue, Mortagne and Musée des beaux-arts de Chartres,1972, p. 25 for our model. Japonisme: Japanese influence on French Art 1854-1910, cat. exhibition, Cleveland Museum, 1975, p. 157-158 for an identical model Félix Bracquemond: 1833-1914, cat. exhibition, Van Gogh Museum,1994, p. 12-17 for an identical model Louis C. Tiffany, The Garden Museum Collection, cat. exp. 2004, p. 632-633 for an identical model Félix Bracquemond (...), cat. exp. exhibition, Cabinet cantonal des estampes in Vevey, Fondation Neumann in Gingis, 2003-2004, p. 66-94 for our model Félix Bracquemond (...), cat. exhibition, Limoges, Selb-Plössberg, Beauvais, 2005-2006, p. 45-65 for our model L'Escalier de Cristal, Le luxe à Paris 1809-1923, 2021, p. 136-137 for an identical model