Rochard Golf Club Head Porcelain Limoges Box Figurine

The head of a golf club, painted with careful detail, is the subject of this Rochard Limoges box. It is hand-painted porcelain made in Limoges, France, a neat little tribute to the club that does the heavy lifting on every tee box.

Rochard on the Fairway

Rochard is a well-known name in modern Limoges boxes, recognized for lively subjects and fine brushwork. On this piece, the attention goes into the club head itself, with painted detail that gives the porcelain the look of polished equipment fresh from the pro shop.

Teeing Up a Sporting Shelf

• A Rochard piece, hand-painted in Limoges, France
• Fits a golf, sports or men's den collection
• Pairs with golf bag, golf ball and trophy themed boxes

The Nineteenth Hole

It belongs on an office desk, a bookshelf in the den or the bar beside a framed scorecard. Golfers tend to receive it for a birthday, Father's Day, a retirement send-off or a first hole in one. A club member who organizes the annual tournament will also appreciate it as a thank-you.

Hard Fired in Limoges

Limoges porcelain has been produced since the late 1700s, after fine white kaolin clay turned up near Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche.