While the Parians are always white, the majolica versions have been found in white, red, green, beige and brown. It is important to note that these Parian and majolica versions were essentially "knock offs" since while the subject and compositions were extremely similar to the Rogers originals, these Parian manufacturers actually "resculpted' the pieces using their own staff artists. So, there are numerous variations in the details between the original plasters and the Parian copies.
The Parians are typically white, but the majolica counterparts have been discovered in a range of colors including white, red, green, beige, and brown. It's essential to recognize that these Parian and majolica versions were essentially copies, as they closely resembled the Rogers originals but were created by the Parian manufacturers using their own artists, who reinterpreted the designs.