San Francisco, with its colorful row houses, trolley cars and the Golden-Gate Bridge makes this west coast travel destination an ideal theme for collectible Limoges boxes.The rich history of San Francisco includes the 1848 gold-rush, during which time the population of San Francisco increased almost overnight from 1,000 to 25,000!
After World War II, San Francisco became the main port of embarkation of the returning servicemen as well as massive immigration from the far east.
Today, San Francisco Bay Area has become a large metropolitan area and a cultural and financial center. As part of the Bay Area, Napa Valley is now famous for its excellent selection of wines.
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| San Francisco Street with Row Houses by Beauchamp Limoges |
This outstanding Limoges box captures the essence of San Francisco. The Limoges presents a steep street with the attractive row of colorful houses. At the top of the street there is a red cable car. The Limoges is hand-painted with images of the Golden-Gate Bridge and at the back, the San Francisco cityscape. To complete the scene, the clasp is a Sail Boat, a perfect fit for the San Francisco bay!
The RED CABLE CAR has become a San Francisco icon. The famous Cable Car Trolley was the perfect solution for the steep and slippery San Francisco cobble-stone streets in its early days. Now, the cable car is used both for transportation as well as a great way to enjoy the city’s views.
This charming Limoges box by Beauchamp Limoges fully captures the San Francisco Cable Car Trolley.
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| San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge by Beauchamp Limoges |
The Golden Gate bridge is the perfect theme to model this exquisite Limoges box by Beauchamp Limoges. Inside the Limoges, is the San Francisco cityscape.
The famous California Napa Valley is known for its wine. As part of its Wine Collection, Beaucahmp Limoges offers these outstanding Limoges boxes to represent Napa Valley's famous wines.
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