ORLEANS
Fig. 215.—Bowl, Cover, and Stand.
Mark, heraldic label in blue.
Fig. 216.—Milk-pot and Cover.
Mark, double C under coronet, in blue.
Height 6½ in.
After the decapitation of the unfortunate de Custine, his estates, being forfeited to the Republic, were sold on the 25 Germinal, An X (1802), to M. Lanfray, and carried on by him until his death in 1827, when the manufactory was sold to L. G. Dryander, of Saarbrücken. For many years he continued to make porcelain, as well as fayence groups and statuettes, but the distance of his fabrique from the kaolin of St. Yrieix prevented him from competing successfully with those of Limoges, and this branch was abandoned.
Boissette, near Melun. A factory was established in 1777 by Jacques Vermonet père et fils, but it lasted only a short time.
