A 19th Century Armorial Dinner Service Jocelyn, Earl of Roden

A 19th Century Armorial Dinner Service
Possibly Made For the Irish Peer Robert Jocelyn, 3rd Earl of Roden (1788-1870)
Unmarked, Probably Staffordshire
England, Circa 1830

Measures:-
Fifty-Three Pieces. Various Dimensions

The set painted with floral sprigs in polychrome enamels and with the crest of the Jocelyn family (a falcon's leg within a garter bearing the motto "Faire mon devoir"). The family held the title of Earls of Roden, of High Roding in the County of Tipperary in the Peerage of Ireland.

The set comprising:-
Eight 10 1/4" Soup Bowls
Seventeen 10 1/4" Plales
Fourteen 10 1/2" plates
Four Small 9" plates
A large footed bowl
A vegetable dish and cover 
Two small tureens with covers covers, one with stand
Three smaller serving-platters
A large meat platter
A drainer

A usable and very decorative service. Generally good. Usual wear related to age and usage. Some discolouration. Some chipping and cracking.