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Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Charming Peas in Pod Box Porcelain Limoges fruit vegetables French Trinket Box
Vintage Limoges

Peas in a Pod Porcelain Limoges Box

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A pea pod, opened just enough to show the round peas lined up inside, makes the shape of this little porcelain box. It is a hand-painted Limoges box made in Limoges, France, and it turns a humble garden vegetable into something worth a second look.

Two Peas, One Pod

The old saying about two peas in a pod describes people who simply belong together, whether best friends, twins or a long married couple. That meaning gives this vegetable box a warmth that a carrot or a cabbage could never quite match. It is a kitchen garden subject with a sentimental heart.

From the Vegetable Patch

  • Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
  • Belongs with vegetable, kitchen garden and farm stand pieces
  • Pairs nicely with carrot, tomato or watering can boxes

For the Inseparable Ones

Give it to a best friend on a milestone birthday, to twins on their shared day, or to a couple at an anniversary dinner with a note about how well they fit together. Gardeners who grow their own sugar snaps will appreciate it too. It looks at home on a kitchen windowsill, a potting bench shelf or a cookbook ledge.

Some collectors keep a small row of vegetable boxes by the stove, and this pod is often the one guests ask about first.