French Cognac Bottle Figurine Limoges Box
Just a short drive west of Limoges lies Cognac, the town that gave its name to France's most famous brandy. A bottle of that celebrated spirit is the subject of this porcelain box figurine, painted by hand and made in Limoges, France.
From the Charente Cellars
Cognac is distilled twice and aged for years in oak casks along the Charente river, and it has been poured at celebrations around the world for centuries. Turning the bottle into porcelain makes a fitting tribute from a neighboring region, with each detail brushed on by hand after firing.
The Gentleman's Shelf
- Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
- Joins wine, spirits and France themed pieces
- Pairs with cigar, wine barrel and champagne bottle boxes
Moments Worth a Toast
Set it on a home bar, a library shelf beside leather-bound books, or an office credenza where a decanter waits for special days. It makes a fitting present for a milestone birthday, a retirement, a promotion or Father's Day. It also suits a brandy connoisseur, a friend just back from a distillery tour in the Charente, or a host who always pours an after-dinner glass for guests. Anyone who appreciates a slow sip by the fire will recognize the spirit of it at once.