Great hunter, the Duke of Berry received this set from his uncle, King Louis XVIII. The service is composed of fifteen pieces (tray, milk jug, cups and saucers, sugar bowl, teapot) presented in a box. Executed at Sèvres between April 1817 and December 1818, the " lunch " is remarkable for the fineness of its figures and the nuances of its gilding. Each of the pieces is illustrated with hunting scenes (hunting, shooting, netting...). The iconography is inspired by ancient hunting treatises such as the Book of the Hunt by Gaston Phébus (1387-1389) or The Hunting by Jacques du Fouilloux (1561).