Rochard Cinderella Carriage and Glass Slipper Limoges Box
Cinderella's carriage and her lost glass slipper come together in this Rochard Limoges box, the moment before midnight captured in porcelain. Rochard hand-painted the piece in Limoges, France, the country where the classic version of the tale was first written down.
Before the Clock Strikes Twelve
Charles Perrault published his Cendrillon in Paris in 1697, adding the pumpkin coach and the glass slipper that everyone remembers. This box brings together both of those famous details, the carriage that carried her to the ball and the shoe she left behind.
Happily Ever After
- A Rochard piece, hand-painted in Limoges, France
- Belongs with fairy tale, princess or wedding collections
- Pairs with castle, crown, pumpkin and clock boxes
A Royal Ball on the Shelf
It makes a magical present for a bride on her wedding day, a sweet sixteen, a ballet dancer, or a grown-up who has loved the story all her life. Set it on a vanity, a bookshelf with storybooks, or a curio cabinet beside other fairy tale pieces. Many brides choose it as a keepsake that says the dream came true.
Fairy tale subjects are among Rochard's most storybook designs, and Cinderella's carriage is a timeless favorite among them.