Figure - Faberge style Imperial Egg - Surprise Egg - Boxed -Certificate of Authenticity - 24 carat Gold finished, Ceramic
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Fabergé style Imperial Egg, 5 × 5 × 7 cm, ceramic with 24k gold finish, dating to 2000–2010 in Europe, handmade and hand-painted, limited luxury edition, includes original box and Certificate of Authenticity, in good condition with signs of aging.
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House of Faberge - Imperial Collection -Certificate of Authenticity included
Original box included, excellent condition
24k gold plated, limoges fine porcelain
This egg was created exclusively by the House of Faberge, hand painted.
This is an object that is highly quoted on the art market.
Egg with a very beautiful shine.
The set is in great condition, excellent.
See the many pictures to get a good idea about all the details and the superb artwork on this egg.
This is a limited edition, egg House of Fabergé Imperial egg
Limited luxury edition
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 Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Egon Schiele, Chillida, Roy Lichtenstein Basquiat or Banksy. Their connection to James Bond 007 is limited to being a key plot element in the 1983 film Octopussy, where an egg serves as a clue in an international smuggling ring.
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House of Faberge - Imperial Collection -Certificate of Authenticity included
Original box included, excellent condition
24k gold plated, limoges fine porcelain
This egg was created exclusively by the House of Faberge, hand painted.
This is an object that is highly quoted on the art market.
Egg with a very beautiful shine.
The set is in great condition, excellent.
See the many pictures to get a good idea about all the details and the superb artwork on this egg.
This is a limited edition, egg House of Fabergé Imperial egg
Limited luxury edition
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 Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Egon Schiele, Chillida, Roy Lichtenstein Basquiat or Banksy. Their connection to James Bond 007 is limited to being a key plot element in the 1983 film Octopussy, where an egg serves as a clue in an international smuggling ring.
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Details
Era
After 2000
Title
Faberge style Imperial Egg - Surprise Egg - Boxed -Certificate of Authenticity
Country of origin
Europe
Material
24 carat Gold finished, Ceramic
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
7 cm
Width
5 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
