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Mme. Marie-Catherine (Payot) Caton, recorded 1753-1760 as a flower painter.
François Binet, recorded 1750-1770 as a flower painter.
Vincent Taillandier, recorded 1753-1790 as a painter of flowers, grounds and patterns, though perhaps best known for developing the oeil de perdrix ground pattern that bears his name.
Pierre-Thèodore Buteux, known by his middle name, recorded 1765-1784 as both a gilder and a painter and likely the painter of the blue lines and gilt dashes on the present sucrier.
Jacques-François Louis de Laroche, recorded 1758-1802 as a painter of flowers, ground colours and patterns.
Jean Chauvaux, le jeune, recorded 1764-1800 as a gilder and a painter of patterns such as the seeded ground found on the present gobelet 'Litron'.
See illustration on page 7.
François Binet, recorded 1750-1770 as a flower painter.
Vincent Taillandier, recorded 1753-1790 as a painter of flowers, grounds and patterns, though perhaps best known for developing the oeil de perdrix ground pattern that bears his name.
Pierre-Thèodore Buteux, known by his middle name, recorded 1765-1784 as both a gilder and a painter and likely the painter of the blue lines and gilt dashes on the present sucrier.
Jacques-François Louis de Laroche, recorded 1758-1802 as a painter of flowers, ground colours and patterns.
Jean Chauvaux, le jeune, recorded 1764-1800 as a gilder and a painter of patterns such as the seeded ground found on the present gobelet 'Litron'.
See illustration on page 7.