Fabergé egg - .925 silver

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Fabergé Paris natural rock crystal egg sculpture on a gilt sterling silver (925) tripod stand, weighing 203.3 g with the egg itself approximately 163.2 g and standing about 9.5 cm high.

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Fabergé Paris – Natural Rock Crystal Egg Sculpture on Figural Sterling Silver 925 Gilt (Vermeil) Tripod Stand – 203.3 g

Exquisite cabinet objet d'art featuring a solid natural rock crystal (clear quartz) egg, set upon its original 925 sterling silver-gilt (vermeil) tripod stand by the renowned Fabergé boutique in Paris.

The egg is carved and mirror-polished from a single piece of natural transparent quartz, showing subtle natural growth veils and a dark mineral inclusion that confirms its genuine, non-synthetic nature.

The tripod stand reflects the Neoclassical Imperial style characteristic of Fabergé's historical court designs, featuring three arched reeded legs capped with chased lion/beast head motifs. The reverse of one foot is stamped with complete official hallmarks: FABERGÉ maker's cartouche, PARIS city mark, 925 silver fineness mark, and a lozenge silversmith/master maker's mark.

Total weight: 203.3 g

Silver tripod weight: 40.1 g (solid 925 vermeil)

Rock crystal egg weight: 163.2 g (approx. 816 ct)

Total height on stand: 9.5 cm

Egg height: 5.5 cm

Condition:
Excellent preserved condition. The crystal egg is completely intact with no chips, cracks, or edge bruises. The vermeil stand retains a bright, well-preserved gold layer.

Professional, reinforced packaging. Fast, tracked, and fully insured worldwide shipping.

Fabergé Paris – Natural Rock Crystal Egg Sculpture on Figural Sterling Silver 925 Gilt (Vermeil) Tripod Stand – 203.3 g

Exquisite cabinet objet d'art featuring a solid natural rock crystal (clear quartz) egg, set upon its original 925 sterling silver-gilt (vermeil) tripod stand by the renowned Fabergé boutique in Paris.

The egg is carved and mirror-polished from a single piece of natural transparent quartz, showing subtle natural growth veils and a dark mineral inclusion that confirms its genuine, non-synthetic nature.

The tripod stand reflects the Neoclassical Imperial style characteristic of Fabergé's historical court designs, featuring three arched reeded legs capped with chased lion/beast head motifs. The reverse of one foot is stamped with complete official hallmarks: FABERGÉ maker's cartouche, PARIS city mark, 925 silver fineness mark, and a lozenge silversmith/master maker's mark.

Total weight: 203.3 g

Silver tripod weight: 40.1 g (solid 925 vermeil)

Rock crystal egg weight: 163.2 g (approx. 816 ct)

Total height on stand: 9.5 cm

Egg height: 5.5 cm

Condition:
Excellent preserved condition. The crystal egg is completely intact with no chips, cracks, or edge bruises. The vermeil stand retains a bright, well-preserved gold layer.

Professional, reinforced packaging. Fast, tracked, and fully insured worldwide shipping.

Details

Era
After 2000
Style subtype
Neo-Classicism
Gross weight
203 g
Silver type
.925 silver
Specific region of origin
Parigi
Number of objects
1
Material
Rock crystal, Silver
Country of origin
France
Style
Antique
Manufacturer/brand
Fabergé
Colour
Silver, Transparent
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
95 mm
Width
45 cm
Depth
45 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
Private

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