A distinctive set of three framed French sporting prints that formed part of the set decoration inventory used in the production of the Emmy Award-winning television series Will & Grace during the 2002–2003 seasons. Acquired directly from the Prop Services West (PSW) inventory reduction auction in Los Angeles, the set retains documented studio provenance connecting it to one of television's most celebrated sitcoms. A handsome set of three framed decorative prints inspired by eighteenth-century French sporting engravings from Diderot's Encyclopédie, depicting tennis (jeu de paume) equipment including rackets, balls, stringing diagrams, and related sporting implements. Printed in black on a warm cream ground, the central composition is titled "TENNIS" and includes the period inscriptions "Paulmerie, Instrumens de Paulme et de Billard" and "Benard direxit," faithfully reproducing the style of the original engraved plates. The prints are professionally presented under plexiglass with cream mats in matching gilt and wood-tone molded frames, creating an elegant triptych well suited to libraries, studies, game rooms, offices, sporting clubs, or traditional interiors. See the digitally staged photo mock-up of this set in an elegant room for inspiration. While generated to mimic general room proportions, it is not an exact mathematical blueprint. Buyers must verify exact fit using the written dimensions listed below before purchasing. Only the item in this listing is for sale. Dimensions Center 37" H × 25.5" W Side Prints (each) 28" H × 14" W Condition Very good vintage condition. The prints display beautifully behind plexiglass with light age-appropriate wear to the frames, including minor scuffs and finish wear consistent with professional studio use. Ready to hang.