In the traffic circle on the eastern end of the Champs-Élysées you'll find this historic square featuring an obelisk decorated with
hieroglyphics. The Place de la Concorde has quite a history… let's just say Marie Antoinette was not sightseeing here. But millions have visited since the mid 1700s when the "Place Louis XV"
(its original name) was first constructed. A view of the Arch de Triomphe as seen from the Place is
painted inside. This box is marked
as shown and measures 3¼" h x 2¼" w x 2" d.
Every genuine Limoges box is an individual, hand crafted work of art. There may be slight differences in colors, clasps, rims, details, and markings from those shown. These
photographs are a representative sample of this Limoges box; your box may not match this box exactly. Read About Limoges Boxes
for more information.
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