Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard)
By: ROCHARD
Spring Flowers! This very charming Limoges box features an elegant arrangement of PASTEL CALA LILIES in a BLUE & GOLD BASKET. The Limoges box is artfully and colorfully hand-painted with great detail, 24K Gold accents and has been fired numerous times to achieve its brilliant colors. The collectible Limoges box is adorned with intricate metalwork and an ornate clasp. This Limoges porcelain box is meticulously crafted entirely in Limoges, France and bears the insignia of the artist.
The Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box by Rochard is an exquisite and rare collector’s piece. This retired, out-of-production trinket box is crafted from fine French porcelain, showcasing Rochard’s unmatched quality and artistry. The delicate hand-painted cala lilies resting in a woven-style basket design make it a charming addition to any Easter or spring-themed Limoges collection. Its intricate clasp adds a touch of elegance while ensuring secure storage for small keepsakes or jewelry. As a thoughtful gift, this Limoges box is perfect for collectors who appreciate beauty, craftsmanship, and exclusivity. Owning this piece not only enhances your collection but also offers a timeless treasure with lasting value.
DIMENSIONS: 2" H, 1.5" D, 2" W
Frequently Asked Questions
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Should I avoid sunlight for Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard)?
Prolonged direct sunlight may fade paint over time—display Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard) in indirect light. -
What does “Peint Main” mean?
The term “Peint Main” means “Hand Painted” in French. -
Is Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard) resistant to humidity?
While durable, we recommend displaying Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard) in climate-controlled spaces. -
Which celebrities collect Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard)?
A-list clients include opera divas and Oscar winners (discretion prevents names). -
Does Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard) use the same glaze as 18th-century Limoges?
Limoges artisans' secret glaze formula for Cala Lilies in Basket Limoges Box (Rochard) dates to 1781, giving that signature luminous finish.
