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Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Paris Kiosk Limoges Box Porcelain Limoges France Paris monuments Limoges Box Travel French Trinket Box
Vintage Limoges

Paris Street Kiosk Porcelain Limoges Box

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The familiar Paris street kiosk, the kind that sells newspapers and posters along the boulevards, is the model for this porcelain box. Its roof and panels are hand-painted in Limoges, France, bringing a corner of the French capital to your shelf.

On the Corner of the Boulevard

Anyone who has strolled through Paris remembers the kiosks, with their domed roofs and walls covered in posters. This box captures that city landmark in miniature, with the details brushed on by hand.

A Little Piece of Paris

  • Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
  • Fits a Paris, France or travel landmark collection
  • Pairs with Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and cafe pieces

Souvenir of the City of Light

It makes a fine memento after a trip to Paris, a bon voyage present before one, or an anniversary keepsake for a couple who honeymooned there. Francophiles, French teachers and anyone who dreams of an apartment on the Left Bank will find it hard to resist. Set it on a bookshelf beside a stack of French novels, on a desk, or in a curio cabinet filled with travel pieces.

Collectors who love this kiosk often add the six-sided version to see the city from every angle.