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Bull Market Bull Reading Wall Street Journal Limoges Box (RARE)
$650.00
RARE ~ RETIRED
For the Financial Wiz! This very attractive Limoges box represents the STOCK MARTKET BULL seated in his leather office chair with his BAG OF GOLD COINS by his side, reading his WALL STREET JOURNET newspaper. Inside is a a 24K Gold painting of $ SIGNGS. This Limoges box is artfully and colorfully hand-painted with intricate designs in great detail and 24Kgold accents. The Limoges box has been fired numerous times to achieve their brilliant colors. The collectible Limoges box is adorned with intricate metalwork and ornate clasps. This Limoges porcelain box set is meticulously crafted entirely in Limoges, France and bears the insignia of the artist.
DIMENSIONS: 2.5" H, 2.25" W, 1.5" D
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How old is the tradition behind Bull Market Bull Reading Wall Street Journal Limoges Box (RARE)?
The craftsmanship of Bull Market Bull Reading Wall Street Journal Limoges Box (RARE) dates back over 200 years to the heart of French porcelain artistry. -
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