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[ Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ] Nevers (Cont'd) 13 M. Montaignon. Late 19th century. Niderviller (14-30) Established 1754. Pottery and porcelain. 14-16 Baron de Beyerlet period. 1754-1780. 17-20 General Count Custine period. 21 Monogram (F.C.L.) of M. Lanfrey. 1802-1827 22-27 Custine period. 1780-1801. 28, 29 M. Lanfrey. 1802-1827. 30 M. L. G. Dryander. From 1827. Orleans (1-4a) Fayence and porcelain factories established in 1753. 1 Soft paste porcelain. 2 Hard paste porcelain. 3 Benoist le Brun. 1808-11. Initials in gold or blue. 4 on earthenware figures. 4a Paris: (5-28) (1-15) Angouieme (Rue de Bondy) (5-8) 1781-1829. Hard paste porcelain. Marks in red or gold either stencilled or painted. Founded by Dihl & Guerhard. 5-7 Angouleme Guerhard. 8 1793 or later. Belleville (now Fontainebleu) (9) Established in 1790 by Jacob Petit. 9 Mark in blue. Chanou,Henri (Faubourg St. Ant.) Established 1784. 10, 11 Henri F. Chanou. Related Articles: Pottery - Nevers ORLEANS CHINA - 1753-1811 Paris China History Pottery - Niderviller French Porcelain France And Pottery France's Fantastic Glass French Pottery Show All Articles Related To: French Porcelain
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