Limoges porcelain boxes gained renewed popularity in the late 20th century as collectors' items, reviving the 18th-century French tradition of finely decorated snuff and pill boxes. The Rococo Revival style is evident in the ornate detailing, delicate hand-painting, and whimsical subject matter. Animal forms—especially beloved pets like Yorkshire Terriers—became popular motifs during this period. These pieces were made in limited series and hand-signed by the decorator, with the "Peint Main" (hand-painted) designation confirming its artisanal finish. Unlike mass-produced figurines, Limoges boxes blended functionality with display, often hiding small keepsakes or rings inside. The hinged construction and sculptural detail elevate it from novelty to decorative art.