If jewellery boxes had a social hierarchy, this Limoges piece would be sitting at the head of the table, wearing a crown, and not apologising for it.
Made by L.F. Fine Porcelain Limoges — one of the most respected names in French porcelain — this stunning jewellery box dates from around 1970 and is everything you'd expect from Limoges: rich cobalt blue, lavish 22k gold Rococo scrollwork, and a hand-painted central scene depicting elegantly dressed ladies in a classical garden setting. The kind of scene that makes you want to pour yourself a glass of something and pretend you live in a château.
The lid features a beautifully detailed oval medallion with four figures in period dress, surrounded by gilded acanthus leaves and floral sprays. The base is equally impressive — deep cobalt with raised gold decoration on every panel. Open it up and you'll find a clean white interior, perfectly sized for rings, earrings, brooches, or whatever treasures deserve a proper home.
Maker: L.F. Fine Porcelain Limoges, France
Period: circa 1970
Dimensions: 18 x 14 x 10 cm
Weight: 736 g
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
A genuine piece of French porcelain craftsmanship that looks like it belongs in a boudoir — and honestly, it does.
WARNING: This jewellery box is so grand that your actual jewellery may start to feel underdressed. Maison de L'oro accepts no responsibility for any subsequent jewellery upgrades, unplanned trips to antique markets, or the sudden urge to refer to your bedroom as a "boudoir".
