Cobalt blue Limoges porcelain jewelry box from the Daniel Moreau workshop

A limoges porcelain box from the 1970s-1980s, cobalt blue, decorated with a scene of a courting couple hand-painted with colloidal gold, marked "dm" for daniel moreau, famous artist and founder of the workshop d'art de limoges in 1978. Daniel moreau excels in painting on large fire porcelain, particularly on blue porcelain, using cobalt and gilding to create remarkable depth. His work perpetuates the traditions of limoges, where he comes from. * this porcelain box, in the very distinctive style of daniel moreau's workshops, has an artistic decorative quality specific to this workshop. It is a beautiful room decorated with care, of great refinement. Under the gallant scene, you will find the words "limoges" written in gilding. * to store your jewelry, or why not your pills for the week. To install on a regency style hairdressing table to store a few small barrettes and clips, or on a seamstress table to integrate your needles. The possibilities of diverting the object, not only for jewelry, are multiple. It's up to you to imagine... * it is in perfect condition, with slight loss of gilding around the lid due to use and oxidation from fingers when opening and closing. This in no way detracts from its beauty. No cracks or chips. * 📏 7 cm dia / 13.5 cm h ⚖️ 0.121 g.

Ref. : 5A3387F6