SKU
3976
Availability:
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Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired)
was
$240.00
Special Price
$149.00
RETIRED
An Enchanting Floral Heart with Heart Pendant Inside! This exquisite HEART-SHAPED Limoges box is artfully and colorfully hand-painted with multi-colored FLOWERS and a PINK RIBBON. Inside, is a matching FLORAL painting as well as a porcelain HEART. By adding a chain to the Heart accessory, it can be used as a beautiful porcelain Limoges Pendant. To achieve its brilliant colors, the Limoges has been fired numerous times. The collectible Limoges box is adorned with intricate metalwork and an ornate INTERLOCKING HEARTS clasp. This Limoges porcelain box is meticulously crafted entirely in Limoges, France and bears the insignia of the artist.
DIMENSIONS: 2" W, 2" D, .75" H
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What age group is Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) suitable for?
Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) is a collectible meant for adults and is not intended as a toy for children. -
Will Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) tarnish over time?
No, Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) is crafted from high-quality materials that resist tarnishing. -
Will the colors on Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) fade over time?
No, Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) is painted with high-quality enamel paints that retain their vibrancy. Display or store away from direct sunlight. -
Is Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) made in Limoges, France?
Yes, Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) is made in Limoges, France—the original birthplace of porcelain Limoges boxes. -
Is Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) made using traditional methods?
Yes, Classic Floral Heart with Heart Accessory Limoges Box (Retired) is crafted with time-honored Limoges porcelain techniques dating back to the 18th century.
