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Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp)
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$275.00
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$229.00
Spooky & Cute! Just perfect for your Halloween decor this Fall is this outstanding Limoges box featuring a HALLOWEEN WITCH in the graveyard. The witch is mixing her brew among the ancient graves in the GRAVEYARD, with jack-o-lantern PUMPKINS, a SKULL and two GHOSTS popping up. Inside is a removable porcelain BAT. This exquisite Limoges box is artfully and colorfully hand-painted with great detail and has been fired numerous times to achieve its brilliant colors. The collectible Limoges box is adorned with intricate metalwork and an ornate GRAPE CLUSTER clasp. This Limoges porcelain box is meticulously crafted entirely in Limoges, France and bears the insignia of the artist.
DIMENSIONS: 2.75" H, 2" W, 1.25" D
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Is Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) painted with natural paint pigments?
Yes, Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) is painted with natural paint powders mixed with special natural oils. -
Is Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) a good gift for someone who collects fine porcelain?
Yes, Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) is an ideal gift for anyone passionate about fine porcelain artistry. -
How do I ensure Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) is genuine?
We offer 100% authenticity guarantee for every Limoges box on our website. Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) comes with a Certificate of Authenticity as verification of being sourced directly from Limoges, France. -
Can Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) be used in an art collection?
Yes, Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) is considered a form of collectible art and fits beautifully into fine art displays. -
How old is the tradition behind Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp)?
The craftsmanship of Halloween Witch in Graveyard Limoges box (Beauchamp) dates back over 200 years to the heart of French porcelain artistry.
