Chateaux of the Loire Votive Stainless Steel

Chateaux of the Loire Votive Stainless SteelIt was in Limoges, France, in 1828 that Paul de Bourgoing invented the Lithophane (VotivelightTM), a traditional engraving technique on a fine bisque (non glazed) porcelain. The glow of the candle shines through the raised and carved surface of the votive contrasting light against shadow, revealing its richly detailed design. Height: 2. 95", Diameter: 4. 3" Tea light included Made in Limoges, France

25" L x 12

streamlined silhouette

Due to level of hand work and craftsmanship each piece will vary slightly in color and finish

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Meticulously handcrafted

masterful glazing work

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pasta or your best beef bourguignon with a toasted slice of bread - there's room aplenty