Vintage Limoges Porcelain Trinket Box – Cobalt Blue & Gold
Price : $120.00
Product description
Dimensions: 6″D X 2 1/4″D
France Circa 1950-1960
Meticulously hand made, this porcelain limoges trinket box as been fired at a very hire temperature to assure a hardness and then painted with a rich cobalt blue and 22k gold on white. Limoges boxes have been produced in the porcelain factories of limoges, France since the mid 19th century. This box has a detachable top and gold roses and flourishes. It is clearly marked on teh bottom with green “Luce, Limoges, France.”
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