Late 19th century & early 20th century french furnishing cretonnes

A definition of cretonne; ' A heavy unglazed cotton, linen, ... colorfully printed and used for draperies and slipcovers. [After Creton, a village of northwest France.] Here are few French furnishing cretonnes, mostly from the late 1800s, but a few from the early 1900s. They were made to last, and especially in France, where textiles were hardly ever thrown away, plenty still survive today. I like the unglazed finish of these cretonnes as opposed to the highly glazed, starched finish of chintz; the matt finish, especially in a linen or linen mix cretonne has a very pleasing look and texture that helps the fabric to blend into the overall look of the room without being too relective or shiny.