The D'Angouleme porcelain factory was established by the partners Guehard and Dihl in 1789 under the protection of the duc d'Angoulème. Recorded in rue Bondy (or rue de Temple) they specialized in the production of extremely fine quality biscuit and hard paste porcelain aswell as jasper plaques imitating the Wedgwood factory. They were extensively patronised by the Garde Meuble supplying Biscuit figures and objects ranging in value from 60 to 1200 francs and clock cases from 200 to 6000 francs