Chocolate Easter Rabbit Porcelain Limoges Box

The chocolate bunny that waits in every Easter basket has been recreated here in porcelain, painted in rich candy shop colors. This Limoges box was shaped and painted by hand in Limoges, France, and it looks tempting enough to nibble.

No Bites Allowed

For many people, the first bite of a chocolate rabbit is a favorite Easter memory, usually starting with the ears. This piece keeps that tradition alive without ever melting in a warm hand or disappearing by Monday morning.

Sweetest Basket on the Block

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits an Easter, rabbit or candy themed collection
• Pairs with jelly bean, egg and chick pieces

Hopping Onto the Easter Table

Set it among the pastel eggs on an Easter table, on a spring mantel or in a glass cabinet with other holiday boxes. It is a playful present for a grown-up chocolate fan, a sweet hostess thank-you at Easter dinner, or a treat for anyone who collects rabbits.

A Box Older Than the Bunny

Small porcelain boxes were the height of fashion in eighteenth-century France, used for snuff, pills and beauty patches long before anyone painted a chocolate rabbit on one.