We’re particularly proud of our collection of Limoges. At any given time, we might have petite boxes that replicate everything from le lapin (a rabbit) to a fine bottle of merlot.

The name for these highly collectible pieces comes from the city in which they originated. Limoges, France—approximately 200 miles southwest of Paris—is where major deposits of kaolin clay were discovered in the 18th century. As a result, the region quickly became known for its fine porcelain china and boxes. Each piece of Limoges is hand-signed in French, indicating that it’s an original. If you turn over a box and find Peint main (hand painted) on the bottom, you’ll know you have the real thing!