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Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box
was
$280.00
Special Price
$199.00
Paris At A Glance! Images of the major sites in Paris on canvas are beautifully hand-painted in detail over this charming shopping bag Limoges box. The Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Sacre Coeur and Notre Dame are represented. The reverse side has a painting of a painter's Palette with an image of an easel and the word "Paris". Inside is a small porcelain painting on easel of the Sacre Coeur Basilica in Montmartre. This exquisite Limoges is artfully hand-painted by artisans in Limoges, France. The box is adorned with intricate metalwork and ornate clasp. Crafted of fine French porcelain. Fully marked with the insignia of the artist at the base.
DIMENSIONS: 3.5"H, 2" W, 1.5" D
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Is Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box a good retirement gift?
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Is Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box fragile during shipping?
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Is Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box fragile?
Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box is made of fine porcelain and should be handled with care. -
Is Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box suitable for birthdays or anniversaries?
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Is Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box made using traditional methods?
Yes, Paris Landmarks Shopping Bag with Painting on Canvas Inside Limoges Box is crafted with time-honored Limoges porcelain techniques dating back to the 18th century.
