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	The early 18th C sees the emergence of the very creative style known as &nbsp;rocaille or rococo. &nbsp;This evolution of the Regency style is characterised by a strong preference for assymetric lines.<br />
	For example, the baroque armchair is replac ed by the &quot;bergere&quot; armchair&nbsp;<a href="http://www.antiquites-en-france.com/antiquites/-/-/-/fauteuil-bergere">fauteuil berg&egrave;re</a><br />
	In a second time, &nbsp;at the mid-18th C, the Louis XV style becomes more simple and less excentric.<br />
	At the end of the 18th C the Louis X VI style brings a new evolution using more sophisticated methods and classical lines. &nbsp;<a href="http://www.antiquites-en-france.com/antiquites/-/louis-XVI">style Louis XVI&nbsp;</a></p>