Big Ben Clock Tower Rochard Limoges Box
London's great clock tower rises in porcelain, and a tiny removable bell comes along with it. This Rochard Limoges box was shaped and painted by hand in Limoges, France.
When the Bell Tolls Westminster
Strictly speaking, Big Ben is the name of the great bell inside the tower, and Rochard nods to that fact with a little bell that lifts out. Everyone still calls the whole tower Big Ben, and its chimes have marked the hours over Parliament and the Thames for generations.
Mind the Gap on the Shelf
- A Rochard world landmark design from Limoges
- Lines up with London bus, Tower Bridge and royal guard pieces
- Fits a London, British or world travel collection
Teatime Memories of London
Give it to a traveler home from a London holiday, a student back from a semester abroad, or a family with British roots. Anglophiles who follow every royal event will spot it at once.
It looks right on a study bookshelf beside travel guides, in a curio cabinet with other world monuments, or on a desk where the hours tick by. Paired with the red double decker bus box, it turns a corner of the room into a small view of Westminster.