Rochard Bonbon Box with Three Candies Limoges
A bonbon box that comes with three little porcelain candies inside, this Rochard piece is a treat that never melts. It was hand-painted in Limoges, France, the country that turned confectionery into an art.
Sweets From a Paris Confiserie
French chocolatiers and confectioners have long presented their bonbons in pretty boxes, and opening one feels like a small celebration. This Limoges box captures that moment, with three candies of its own waiting under the lid.
A Box of Sweet Nothings
- A Rochard design, hand-painted in Limoges, France
- Fits a dessert, candy or Paris themed collection
- Pairs with macaron, cupcake, Eiffel Tower and heart boxes
Valentine's and Beyond
A bonbon box is a natural Valentine's Day surprise, and it also suits a birthday, a sweet sixteen or a thank-you for a pastry chef. Set it on a coffee table, a vanity or a kitchen shelf beside a real candy dish. Chocolate fans and anyone with a sweet tooth will enjoy the joke of candy that lasts forever.
An Old French Habit
Small porcelain boxes were the height of fashion in 18th-century France, carried in pockets and purses for snuff, pills and beauty patches. A bonbon box keeps the playful spirit of those tiny luxuries alive.