25 Years of Genuine French Limoges Porcelain Boxes - Same Day Shipping
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Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
Charming Blue Bird Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges bird LIMOGES BOXES French Trinket Box
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Bluebird Porcelain Limoges Box

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A blue bird alights on the shelf, bright and cheerful, bringing a flash of spring color to any room. The bird itself forms this hand-painted porcelain Limoges box, made and painted by hand in Limoges, France.

The Bluebird of Happiness

For generations the bluebird has stood for happiness and good news, from old songs to greeting cards. This piece keeps the subject simple, letting the vivid blue color carry the mood. Since each one is painted by hand, the shading of the feathers varies slightly from bird to bird.

Nesting Among Feathered Friends

  • Hand-painted porcelain made in Limoges, France
  • A good fit for a songbird, backyard bird or nature grouping
  • Pairs well with cardinal, robin and birdhouse pieces

Good Tidings on the Windowsill

Bird watchers, garden club members and anyone who keeps a feeder full all winter will feel at home with this one. Because of its happy meaning, it also makes a thoughtful present for a new home, a recovery from illness, or a friend going through a hard season who could use a little hope.

Set it on a sunny windowsill, a kitchen shelf near the bird feeder view, or a curio cabinet beside other songbirds. It is often the first piece in a bird collection, and it rarely stays alone for long.