A Fabergé Imperial Russian Russian 56 Gold Enamel Diamond Cufflinks Circa 1890 Signed: Yes. Faberge important master Henrik Wigstrom Work Master: Marked initials H.W for Henrik Wigstrom Henrik Wigström (1862-1923) – workmaster mark H.W. wm-hw – active 1903-1917 He inherited the Perkhin workshop after the death of his friend, and became the third and last senior workmaster responsible for most of the Tsar Imperial Easter eggs for the years 1904-1917. In the McFerrin Collection the Wigström workshop is represented by a two-sided Louis XVI Fire-Screen Frame with photographs of Tsar Nicholas and the Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna of a later vintage. Different colored golds depict the floral motives. The various colors are made through the addition of copper, silver, zinc, iron, etc., to form an alloy, for example, green gold is 75 parts of pure gold to 25 parts of silver. Further details on the alloys used by Fabergé can be gleaned from Lowes & McCanless, Fabergé Eggs: Sizes: 25mm x 17mm Weight: 19 grams Period: 1890s Condition : Excellent Please check the attached photos for past auction records for similar Faberge eggs #LaviniaFuksasCollection