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Statue - House of Fabergé - Napoleonic Imperial ornament Egg -Certificate of Authenticity - Metall
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Statue - House of Fabergé - Napoleonic Imperial ornament Egg -Certificate of Authenticity - Metall

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Egg House of Faberge imperial Collection. Hand carved. Imperial egg- Imperial ornament egg, excellent for general decoration or christmas decoration Dimensions of the egg ca 10cm The Fabergé family originated in France but was forced to leave the country due to religious persecution. During the 18th century, the family settled in Russia. Peter Carl Fabergé was born on May 30, 1846, the son of a goldsmith. After apprenticing with several master goldsmiths in Germany, France and England, Peter Carl Fabergé returned to St. Petersburg a highly accomplished craftsman. In 1885, Peter Carl Faberge presented the first Imperial Egg to Czar Alexander III and soon became the most famous jeweler in the world. Investing in Faberge is as good a idea as the investments in gold bullion or even the investment in art by great artists such as Warhol, Picasso, Chillida, Roy Lichtenstein, Basquiat or Banksy. #MostWantedCeramicsGlass

Nr. 87509459

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Statue - House of Fabergé - Napoleonic Imperial ornament Egg -Certificate of Authenticity - Metall

Statue - House of Fabergé - Napoleonic Imperial ornament Egg -Certificate of Authenticity - Metall

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Egg House of Faberge imperial Collection.
Hand carved.

Imperial egg- Imperial ornament egg, excellent for general decoration or christmas decoration



Dimensions of the egg ca 10cm


The Fabergé family originated in France but was forced to leave the country due to religious persecution. During the 18th century, the family settled in Russia. Peter Carl Fabergé was born on May 30, 1846, the son of a goldsmith. After apprenticing with several master goldsmiths in Germany, France and England, Peter Carl Fabergé returned to St. Petersburg a highly accomplished craftsman. In 1885, Peter Carl Faberge presented the first Imperial Egg to Czar Alexander III and soon became the most famous jeweler in the world. Investing in Faberge is as good a idea as the investments in gold bullion or even the investment in art by great artists such as Warhol, Picasso, Chillida, Roy Lichtenstein, Basquiat or Banksy.

#MostWantedCeramicsGlass


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