limoges

Find out why French porcelain Limoges boxes stand out from the rest when it comes to collecting miniature art.
Find out the reasons behind the great popularity of French Limoges porcelain, its artisans and the application of French porcelain in modern décor.
Find out what to look for when selecting the perfect French porcelain Limoges box.  These four essential elements are what you need to look for in any Limoges box.
Limoges, the enchanting land of fine porcelain treasures, awaits your discovery!  Find out all you can expect to discover in Limoges France and more …

Find out how the finely crafted and hand-painted collectible miniature RCA Dog “His Master’s Voice” Limoges Box embodies the historical significance of this iconic part of pop culture.

Venture into the world of French Limoges boxes to discover why collectors and luxury gift shoppers are drawn to these artistic and stunning creations.
Learn about Renoir's beginnings of artistic career as a Limoges porcelain painter for several years before transitioning into the world of impressionist art.
Explore the cultural gem that is Limoges with its rich history and artistic heritage.

Limoges France

Limoges France
Find out why the name Limoges is synonymous with unparalleled craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
Want to find out what makes Limoges so special and why Limoges porcelain continues to captivate collectors and enthusiasts around the world? Join us as we unravel the enchanting world of Limoges and Limoges collecting.

 

Is Limoges China or Porcelain?

Limoges is a city in France that is famous for its porcelain production. Limoges porcelain refers not to a specific maker or factory, but to any porcelain that comes out of the region around Limoges. The name Limoges Porcelain has been protected since 2017, so that only porcelain made in Limoges and the immediate surrounding areas that respect the traditional production techniques are allowed to carry the name Limoges Porcelain.

Limoges Porcelain is hard-paste porcelain. Sometimes referred to as “true porcelain”, hard-paste porcelain was first made in China, hence the term china is commonly used to describe porcelain. The term porcelain actually comes from the Latin word porcella which means seashell, and alludes to the smooth, white, lustrous and almost translucent nature of porcelain.

Limoges became famous for the production of hard-paste porcelain in...