Peter III of Russia
A distinct Rouen style, poised between the Rococo and "chinoiserie", is a strongly-coloured decor "à la corne", with stylized birds, flowers, butterflies and insects scattered around the field, and a cornucopia "corne d'abondance" ("horn of plenty"), apparently with four or sometimes three faces, from which flowers emerge. The relative scale of all the elements is incoherent, designed to fill the space neatly. A service of some 200 pieces in this style was commissioned by Tsar Peter III of Russia as a gift for his favourite Count Golovin around 1760.