Vintage French Havilland cheapest Chocolate Service - Pot, Creamer and Sugar Bowl - Rare Pattern of China

This is a beautiful Havilland China pot with matching cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl. It looks like it could be filled with tea or coffee, as well as hot chocolate. The design is very difficult to find. I can't even give you the name of the pattern. I did discover that the underglaze is Mark 12 - factory decorated and these were produced between 1893 - 1930. I'm guessing somewhat by putting down the 1920's, but that's as accurate as I can figure.

This set is in excellent condition. No chips. No cracks. I didn't even notice any crazing. In fact, it may never have been actually used - except for decorative purposes.

The pot measures 7-1/2" to the top of the lid and it's 5" across at the thickest point - excluding the handle. The pitcher measures about 4-1/8 high. (Including the cheapest handle) The main body of the creamer is 3-1/2" wide. The sugar bowl is about 5" to the top of the lid and 4-1/2" at it's widest point.

As you can see in the closeup of the pattern, it is similar to the Clover pattern, but there are small blue flowers woven through instead of clover. The gold is intact as far as I could see. Please understand it is very old and I might have missed something minor, but it's been packed away for many years and I never actually used it.