Limoges Peint Main seal box

This is one of those items that makes me wish I could show more images as there is so much going on with this little box. I paid a dollar or two for this at an upscale thrift shop a few years ago and at the time I found a few images of similar boxes fairly easily. Not so now. It measures about 2 3/8" long x 1 5/8" wide x 1 3/4" high. Does anyone know who made this box?

From: http://www.groundstrike.com/info/about_limoges_boxes.htm

Limoges Boxes
Contrary to popular belief, Limoges (pronounced "le moje") boxes are not produced by one big company called "Limoges, Inc." Limoges is both a city and a region in France, and porcelain works of art from this region can be designated, by French law, as "Limoges Porcelain". In this region, a number of artists and craftsmen, some working independently, and others working as part of a larger factory, produce the boxes known as "Limoges boxes".
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Limoges boxes are marked to indicate the level of hand painting. Peint Main or Decor Main means the box is completely hand painted. Boxes marked Rehausse Main have been decorated with a combination of transfer painting and hand painting. The initials/marks on the bottom of each box will sometimes vary since we acquire our boxes through many different sources, but the degree of hand painting will always be consistent among samples of the same box.