Statue of Liberty Square Hand-Painted Limoges Box
The Statue of Liberty raises her torch on this square porcelain box, a symbol of freedom and welcome painted by hand in Limoges, France. It is a fitting pairing, since Lady Liberty herself was a gift from the people of France to the United States.
A Gift From France
Few monuments carry as much meaning as the Statue of Liberty, which has greeted travelers in New York Harbor since 1886. Seeing her on a French porcelain box brings that friendship between two nations full circle.
Lady Liberty Stands Tall
- Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
- Fits a New York, patriotic or travel collection
- Pairs with American flag, Eiffel Tower and city skyline pieces
Fourth of July on the Mantel
Display it on a mantel for Independence Day, on a desk beside family immigration photos, or on a bookshelf with travel souvenirs. It makes a meaningful present for a new citizen, a New Yorker who has moved away, a history teacher, or a visitor back from a trip to the harbor.
The traditional square shape gives the image a framed look, like a small painting of the statue that can be admired from any angle.