Later Designs
In its later years, Saint-Cloud also produced various designs which were less Asian in character, especially with some white soft-paste porcelain wares. After 1752, Vincennes porcelain was handed a monopoly of polychrome decors, which reduced the scope of other manufactories to some degree.
Production continued until 1766, when competition from the Chantilly and Vincennes porcelain manufactories put Saint-Cloud out of business.
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Saint-Cloud soft-paste porcelain seau, 18th century.
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Saint-Cloud soft-paste porcelain teacup, 18th century.
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