25 Years of Genuine French Limoges Porcelain Boxes - Same Day Shipping
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Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Last Supper Limoges Box Figurine Porcelain Limoges nativity christian religious French Trinket Box
Vintage Limoges

Last Supper Scene Porcelain Limoges Box

$389.00 $589.00

Jesus and the apostles gather at the long table in this Last Supper scene, one of the most beloved images in Christian art brought into a small porcelain form. It is a hand-painted porcelain Limoges box made in Limoges, France, a devotional piece for a home of faith.

The Upper Room

The evening of the Last Supper, with bread broken and wine shared, is remembered by Christians at every communion. This box carries that scene in a size that fits on a bookshelf or prayer table. It invites quiet reflection and gives a meaningful focus to a faith corner.

Breaking Bread Together

  • Limoges porcelain decorated by hand
  • Fits a Christian, Holy Week or religious art collection
  • A white version of this subject is also available

Kilns of Faith

Limoges porcelain is hard-paste porcelain, fired at very high heat, and the scene is painted on afterward by hand. Give this box to a pastor, a deacon or a Bible study leader, or mark a baptism, a confirmation or an Easter remembrance with it. Families who gather for Holy Thursday services will find it a fitting reminder through the year.