EXPLANATION OF THE DIFFERENT STYLES
| Berain | Name of the ornemental painter Jean Berain for King Louis XIV (17th century) arabesques in blue "camaïeu" and polychromes - thin lines |
| Roses de Limoges | Limoges : town situated in the departement of Haute-Vienne - Limousin - where are the well-known manufactories. 18th century fashionable decor under Comte d'Artois (Charles X)'s protection. |
| Rouen | Rouen : town situated in the department of Seine-Maritime -
Normandie
Most known motives edge of valances - horn of plenty - decor with pink - the five principal colours are : blue, green, yellow, violet, manganese and red |
| Gien | Gien : town situated in the department of Loiret
mixing several styles together |
| Louis XVI | Bunch of two roses and a tulip - ribbons - bows - draperies - medallions - garlands |
| Italien | Inspired by the "majoliques" (18th century italian earthenware) |
| Porcelaine de Paris | Small pictures with bunches of flowers or country scenes - over-finished paintings |