Coffee and Kitchen Limoges Boxes
Coffee and kitchen Limoges boxes keep the morning routine in porcelain. Espresso machines in black and silver, blue and classic chrome stand beside a coffee sack with its own scoop and beans and a pot of French roast. Rochard's coffee maker even has a removable cup. The rest of the kitchen fills the counter. Stand mixers in red and yellow come with a whisk or a cookbook, a retro toaster pops three slices, and an antique stove holds pans and a roast chicken.
Cookbooks for crepes Suzette, omelets and Provence share space with a chef's hat, a rolling pin and jars of strawberry and apricot jam. Every piece is porcelain made in Limoges, France, painted by hand and closed with a little metal clasp. Look inside, because many lids open on a tiny spoon, whisk or croissant. Set an espresso machine next to the real one, or give a cookbook box to the friend who learned to cook in retirement. A breakfast tray with egg and coffee suits anyone who rises before the sun.
