Fabergé egg - Faberge Ei - Brass - Smirnoff
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Brass Fabergé Ei ice cooler dating from 1990–2000, 34 cm high, 15 cm wide and 15 cm deep, in excellent condition, associated with Smirnoff and featuring Swarovski stones.
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Smirnoff Fabergé egg with Swarovski stones
Smirnoff Black vodka egg in the 'fabergé' form - 21st Century
Fabergé ice cooler, extraordinaire Smirnoff Collectable, limited edition!
"Black Edition" is a heavy metal egg of 2.8 kg with decorative ornaments and inlaid stones.
This ice cooler in limited editions made to be used in a television commercial.
The egg is 30 cm high.
The original idea behind the Fabergé eggs:
The Russian Tsars hired Peter Carl Fabergé to make jewelry in the shape of Easter eggs. This was the period between 1885 and 1917. These jewels were made gift. Of the 52 Faberge eggs 10 are missing. It is known that Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom has no less than five held. The rest are scattered about individuals and museums around the world.
These egg's only pop up very rarely and are in high demand.
Seller's Story
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Trading in (vintage) design furniture, antiques, industrial design, watches and art.
Translated by Google TranslateSmirnoff Fabergé egg with Swarovski stones
Smirnoff Black vodka egg in the 'fabergé' form - 21st Century
Fabergé ice cooler, extraordinaire Smirnoff Collectable, limited edition!
"Black Edition" is a heavy metal egg of 2.8 kg with decorative ornaments and inlaid stones.
This ice cooler in limited editions made to be used in a television commercial.
The egg is 30 cm high.
The original idea behind the Fabergé eggs:
The Russian Tsars hired Peter Carl Fabergé to make jewelry in the shape of Easter eggs. This was the period between 1885 and 1917. These jewels were made gift. Of the 52 Faberge eggs 10 are missing. It is known that Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom has no less than five held. The rest are scattered about individuals and museums around the world.
These egg's only pop up very rarely and are in high demand.
Seller's Story
Short and Tall:
Trading in (vintage) design furniture, antiques, industrial design, watches and art.
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Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Smirnoff
Model
Faberge Ei
Material
Brass
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
34 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
15 cm
Estimated period
1990-2000
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