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

Hexagon Paris Kiosk Limoges Box, Six Painted Panels

$349.00 $0.00

This Paris kiosk has six sides, each one hand-painted with a Paris scene in bright colors. The hexagon shape gives a new view as you turn it, and the whole piece is a porcelain Limoges box made in Limoges, France.

Six Views of Paris

A single kiosk can only show so much, so this version gives you six panels to explore. Each side carries its own painted scene, making the box feel like a small walking tour of the city. Because every panel is painted by hand, no two kiosks are exactly the same.

A Turn Around the City

  • Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
  • Fits a Paris, French landmark or travel collection
  • Pairs with the simpler Paris kiosk and Eiffel Tower pieces

Best Seen From Every Side

Place it on a small turntable or a lazy Susan so every panel gets its moment, or set it in the middle of a shelf where visitors can walk around it. It makes a fine anniversary keepsake for a couple who honeymooned in Paris, a bon voyage present, or a thank-you for a French teacher. Travelers who have walked the boulevards will recognize the spirit of the kiosks at once.

Porcelain has been made in Limoges since the late 1700s, after kaolin was found near Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche, and a multi-panel piece like this shows how much painting a small box can carry.