JOAN RIVERS Faberge Imperial Treasures "THE PORTRAIT EGG" with original box, instructions and COA Wonderful, Elegant Heirloom with Spaces to Place 3 Photos Red guilloche enamel - Gold plated Mint condition A wonderful way to display some of your most beloved and favorite pictures! Excellent Condition - Never Used An exquisite, regal, highly collector's item, to pass on to your future generations. Add a touch of royalty charm to your collection with this beautiful Joan Rivers Faberge style Imperial Treasures Portrait Egg. The egg features a decorative portrait design and comes with its original stand, making it the perfect addition to any home decor. Crafted with mixed materials, this piece is a testament to the creativity of the 1980s-1990s era. The multi-color egg is a beautiful decorative item that will surely catch the eye of any visitor. Egg measures 3 in tall and diameter is about 2 in. The stand measures 1 x 1 in Weight: 219.84 g Circumference: 7 in Associated with aristocracy and wealth, the Faberge eggs have a rich history, which makes them highly sought after. These creations are simply exquisite, made with a superior attention to detail and unique characteristics. The Faberge family is originally from France, and commonly used the name Favri there. They are from the Northern part of France named Picardy. Gustav Faberge moved to Russia in the 1840s, where he founded the Faberge jewelry firm back in 1842. But his son, Peter Carl Faberge, was the one who designed and created the famous eggs when he took over the business in 1872. Amazing, unique vintage collector’s piece for the savvy and sophisticated collector. Shipped insured Tracking number provided Delivery: 15-30 business days approximately AI Mode Joan Rivers Imperial Treasures "The Portrait Egg" is a decorative collectible sculpture made of enamel that is part of the Joan Rivers Imperial Treasures collection. The red and gold egg features a guilloché enamel design and is marked with the "JR" logo. The egg is a Faberge-style collectible with spaces to place three photos. The piece often comes with a stand, its original box, and a certificate of authenticity. The "Portrait Egg" was the first egg in the collection.