King Charles Spaniels Porcelain Limoges Box, Rochard

King Charles spaniels have shared palaces and ordinary living rooms alike for centuries, always close to the people they love. Here more than one spaniel appears on a Rochard porcelain Limoges box, hand-painted in Limoges, France.

Royal Company

The breed takes its name from an English king who was rarely seen without his little dogs, and spaniel owners still talk about that history with pride. Rochard shows a group of them together, which suits a breed known for being happiest in company. The painting is done by hand, so each finished box carries its own small differences.

Toy Breed Gathering

• A Rochard dog design, painted by hand in Limoges, France
• Groups with Yorkie, poodle and other toy breed pieces
• Brings a touch of English heritage to a dog collection

Lap Dog Celebrations

Give it to a spaniel owner on a birthday, to a breeder after a successful litter, or to a dog show handler at the end of the season. It can also serve as a gentle remembrance for a family who has lost their companion. Set it on a nightstand, a reading table or a sunny windowsill, the very spots a spaniel tends to claim for itself. Owners of this breed are famously devoted, and this box speaks to them directly.