Limoges France 1920s porcelain width cm 9 x 7 height cm 3.7 jewellery box gift

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, good condition – No visible cracks or chips. The hand-painted details are well-maintained, and the clasp works securely. Minor interior marks typical of age and use.

Brand: limoges

Type: Jewellery Box

Department: Women

Shape: Rectangle

Items Included: Jewellery Box

Theme: Vintage

Material: Ceramic,porcelain

Country of Origin: France

Suitable For: Body Jewellery,Cufflinks,Earring

Colour: Multicoloured

Vintage: Yes

Personalise: No

This item is a Limoges France handpainted porcelain trinket box, showcasing classic French craftsmanship and timeless beauty. Featuring a vivid yellow enamel base, the lid is beautifully adorned with colorful floral garlands and gold framing, all delicately handpainted with fine detail. The hinged lid opens to reveal a clean white interior with a gold leaf motif inside the base and lid.

This Limoges piece measures approximately 4 inches in length and is ideal as a decorative accent or small jewelry/k eepsake box.

Product Details:

• Brand: Limoges

• Origin: Limoges, France

• Material: Fine Porcelain

• Type: Hinged Trinket Box / Pill Box

• Hand Painted: Yes

• Size: Approx. 4" x 3" x 1.5"

• Main Colors: Yellow, Green, Pink, Gold

Design Highlights:

• Classic French floral garland design in pinks, greens, and blues

• Yellow background with gold scrollwork and cartouche

• Metal hinge with ornate clasp closure

• Inside features two delicate gold leaf motifs

• Smooth enamel finish with vibrant, wellpreserved colors

Condition:
Used, good condition – No visible cracks or chips. The handpainted details are wellmaintained, and the clasp works securely. Minor interior marks typical of age and use. No original box included.

About Limoges Porcelain:
Limoges, a city in France, has been worldrenowned since the 18th century for producing some of the finest porcelain. Known for its exceptional quality, detailed artistry, and handpainted decoration, Limoges porcelain boxes became especially popular in the 19th and 20th centuries as luxurious gifts and collectibles. Each box was traditionally handcrafted and painted by skilled artisans, making them unique and highly collectible pieces.