Rochard Open Law Book and Brass Gavel Limoges Box
An open law book lies ready for study, and a brass gavel that lifts away rests on its pages. Rochard made this porcelain Limoges box in Limoges, France, pairing hand-painted porcelain with gleaming metal.
Case Open
The open book suggests research, argument and the long nights of preparation behind every case. The gavel adds the moment of decision. Together they speak to the whole arc of legal work, from first reading to final ruling.
Brass on the Bench
- A Rochard professions design from Limoges
- The brass gavel lifts off the open pages
- Fits a law, courtroom or career milestone collection
Admitted to the Bar
Give it to a new attorney sworn in to practice, a law professor at the close of a term, a judge on appointment, or a paralegal marking twenty years at the firm. It also pairs well with the Rochard law books and gavel box for a full legal shelf.
It looks distinguished on a chambers bookshelf, an office credenza or a study desk beside a framed diploma. Clients and colleagues often notice it, which makes it a natural conversation piece in a law office.