French Porcelain Boxes , the term "Boxes" has been used for a long period of time. It seems that in Middle Ages we use to have a lot of Boxes hang on belts, to keep tobacco or to keep sugar cakes? Madame de Pompadour used to buy such lovely Porcelain boxes , and Josephine ( Napoleon's wife) was in love with all Boxes only to make Napoleon buy her some jewels. Laure Selignac French Limoges Boxes are entirely Hand-Painted on Limoges porcelain with 24 carats gold. The process of painting and firing begins with the colors that require the highest firing temperatures and ends with the gold relief, which requires a temperature of 700. Each work of art is original and is signed and numbered by the artist. If necessary, the pieces are then sent to Limoges where the final object is assembled by hand. Each of our creations is accompanied by a certificate of quality and authenticity. Each French Box is numbered and signed. You can personalize in the boxes.