Born in London, she became the most important woman in the silver trade. She and her husband made their reputation with silver in the popular French rococo style.
- Louisa Courtauld
- Amelia Farnborough
- Mary Ann Croswell
- Marie Nicole Dumont
Answer
The correct answer is A) Louisa Courtauld.
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