Blue Ground Floral Cup& Saucer

This is a great cup and saucer made by Royal Vienna in 1832. The saucer is handpainted with a superb blue ground color and has a gold design to the rim and a saying in French in the center - Dans ce monde tout change,rien n'est stable, Jen excepte l'amitie, qui me soumet a vous. My French stinks a bit but it says something like The whole world changes, nothing is stable except the love I feel for you. Rough translation but you get the idea :) The cup has the same blue ground and gold trim with a superb floral scene on the front and a nice handle. The set is extremely well marked much better than any other piece I have seen - the saucer has a faint impressed beehive (shield) mark in the center, a black letter C. a blue 74 for the painter Martin Fromhold and a gold number 18 for the gilder Josef Megerle. The cup has the faint impressed shield mark, a black letter C., a blue 74, an impressed 12, an impressed D and an impressed 831 for the date code for 1831. The displays perfectly but the cup rim has a chip to it as shown. An easy fix! The very bottom goldring of the cup has a bit of wear. The cup is just over 3 inches tall (not including the handle) and 2.375 inches in diameter. The saucer is 1.125 inches tall and 5.875 inches in diameter. Please email me for more information or other pictures.