French Lady Seated in an Oversized Pink Chair Limoges Box
A fashionable French woman curls up in an oversized pink chair, looking perfectly at home in a room built for her. This hand-painted porcelain Limoges box was made in Limoges, France, and numbered as part of a limited edition of 750.
Pink Armchair Afternoon
The fun of this piece is in the scale: the chair is far too big for its sitter, which gives the scene a playful, storybook quality. The lady and the pink upholstery are painted together, so the figure and the furniture read as one little Parisian moment.
Boudoir Style
- Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France, numbered within an edition of 750
- Fits miniature furniture, French fashion or ladies' groupings
- Pairs with hat box, perfume bottle and vanity pieces
A Seat Reserved for Her
This piece is made for a dressing table, a bedroom bookshelf or a guest room nightstand. Think of it for a sister who loves all things Paris, a friend redecorating in shades of pink, or a mother who has finally claimed her own reading chair.
Porcelain Born of Clay
Limoges porcelain owes its existence to kaolin, the fine white clay found near Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche in 1768. That find made true hard-paste porcelain possible in France, and pieces like this still come from that same tradition.