Man Driving a Golf Cart Porcelain Limoges Box

A golfer sits behind the wheel of his cart, rolling out toward the next hole on a fine day at the club. This hand-painted porcelain Limoges box was painted in Limoges, France, and it takes a relaxed view of the game, more about the ride than the swing.

Cruising the Fairway

For many players the golf cart is half the fun, a breezy ride between shots with a cold drink in the cup holder. This scene captures that easy pace of a sunny afternoon at the club, when the scorecard matters a little less than the company.

Retirement Means Tee Times

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits a golf, sports or retirement collection
• Pairs with golf bag and two golfers boxes

Parked in the Den

It is a natural retirement present for someone finally free to play every day of the week, or a birthday surprise for a golfer who loves the cart more than the walk. Park it on a den shelf, an office desk, or a mantel beside golf trophies and scorecards from memorable rounds.

Its easygoing scene suits anyone who believes a bad day on the course still beats a good day at the office, and who has the tan lines to prove it.