French Limoges Porcelain Perfume Casket with Four Bottles, Hand-Painted Floral Lid Vintage

French Limoges Porcelain Perfume Casket with Four Bottles, Hand-Painted Floral Lid VintageAdditional Description: A charming and finely executed French porcelain perfume casket, likely produced in Limoges in the late 19th to early 20th century. The box features a richly colored deep red (sang de boeuf style) ground adorned with delicate gilt foliate ornamentation, complemented by a white porcelain lid hand painted with scrolling blue accents and small pink floral garlands. The hinged lid opens to reveal a fitted interior housing four

Multiple dated entries including Christmas 1891

during the Louis XV and Louis XVI revivals

topped by a crowned monogram and flanked by ribboned banners

The reverse depicts a stylized architectural pavilion with flags flying above a fenced exhibition structure

Art Nouveau style

Each piece was originally part of a larger architectural structure

seated young lady holding a spaniel

Gilded Foreedge (All gilt Edges)

Moonlit and nocturnal scenes became especially prized for their emotional resonance and technical challenge

Disclaimers: Case shows edge wear along the top rim with areas of rubbing/loss to the outer finish (visible in photos)

minor scratches

or large candle