Faberge Egg Collection

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Faberge egg. Clover openwork Easter egg by the House of Faberge. This egg was designed in 1902. Photographed at the Russian Emperors and the Armoury exhibition, Kremlin Museums, Moscow, Russia

Lapis Lazuli Easter Egg, late 1800s-early 1900s (gold, enamel, lapis lazuli, pearls
499651 Lapis Lazuli Easter Egg, late 1800s-early 1900s (gold, enamel, lapis lazuli, pearls, diamonds, rubies) by FabergA©, Carl (1846-1920) (firm of); Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Jade Egg with Stand, after 1900 (jade mounted in gold, cabochon rubies, jade & purpurine)
499649 Jade Egg with Stand, after 1900 (jade mounted in gold, cabochon rubies, jade & purpurine) by FabergA©, Carl (1846-1920) (firm of); 5.6x3.85 (part 1) 6.05 (part 2)

Egg, before 1896 (gold, enamel, sapphire, gold easel & stand
499650 Egg, before 1896 (gold, enamel, sapphire, gold easel & stand, photograph covered with faceted green glass) by Tillander, Alexander Edward (b.1837); 5.6x3.85 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH

Rare jewelled two-colour egg bonbonniere, 1896-1908 (gold, silver-gilt & guilloche enamel)
3931004 Rare jewelled two-colour egg bonbonniere, 1896-1908 (gold, silver-gilt & guilloche enamel) by Faberge, Carl (1846-1920) (firm of); height: 4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

The Imperial Caucasus Egg, 1893. Found in the collection of Matilda Geddings Gray Foundation

Pine tree embraced by a wisteria, 1908-1914. Artist: Afanasyev, Fyodor Alexeievich
Pine tree embraced by a wisteria, 1908-1914. Found in the collection of Fersman Mineralogical Museum, Moscow

Carnet de bal (Dance card), 1908-1914. Artist: Wigstrom, Henrik Immanuel, (Faberge manufacture) (active Early 20th cen)
Carnet de bal (Dance card), 1908-1914. Found in the collection of State United Museum Centre in the Kremlin, Moscow

Easter egg Moscow Kremlin, 1904-1906. Artist: Russian Master, Factory Faberge
Easter egg Moscow Kremlin, 1904-1906. Found in the collection of State United Museum Centre in the Kremlin, Moscow

The Rosebud egg, 1895. Artist: Perkhin, Michail Yevlampievich, (Faberge manufacture) (1860-1903)
The Rosebud egg, 1895. Found in the collection of the Vekselberg Collection

Catherine the Great Easter Egg, 1914. Artist: Wigstrom, Henrik Immanuel, (Faberge manufacture) (active Early 20th cen)
Catherine the Great Easter Egg, 1914. Found in the collection of the Hillwood Museum, Washington

Blue Serpent Clock Egg, 1895. Artist: Pershin, Michail, (Faberge manufacture) (19th century)
Blue Serpent Clock Egg, 1895. From a private collection

The Apple Blossom Egg, 1901. Artist: Pershin, Michail, (Faberge manufacture) (19th century)
The Apple Blossom Egg, 1901. From a private collection

The Birch Egg, 1917. Artist: Pershin, Michail, (Faberge manufacture) (19th century)
The Birch Egg, 1917. Found in the collection of the State Armoury Chamber in the Kremlin, Moscow

The Bouquet of Lilles Clock Egg (or the Madonna Lily Egg), 1899. Artist: Pershin, Michail
The Bouquet of Lilles Clock Egg (or the Madonna Lily Egg), 1899. Found in the collection of the State Armoury Chamber in the Kremlin, Moscow

The Tercentenary of Romanoffs House Egg, 1913. Artist: Wigstrom, Henrik Immanuel
The Tercentenary of Romanoffs House Egg, 1913. Found in the collection of the State Armoury Chamber in the Kremlin, Moscow

The Trans-Siberian Railway egg, 1900. Artist: Perkhin, Michail Yevlampievich, (Faberge manufacture) (1860-1903)
The Trans-Siberian Railway egg, 1900. Found in the collection of the State Armoury Chamber in the Kremlin, Moscow

The Constellation Egg, 1917. Artist: Russian Master, Factory Faberge
The Constellation Egg, 1917. Found in the collection of Fersman Mineralogical Museum, Moscow

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The Faberge Egg Collection is a mesmerizing display of exquisite craftsmanship and opulence. Each egg tells its own unique story, showcasing the incredible talent of the artists involved. One such masterpiece is the Lapis Lazuli Easter Egg from the late 1800s to early 1900s. Crafted with gold, enamel, lapis lazuli, and pearls, this egg radiates elegance and sophistication. Another remarkable creation is the Jade Egg with Stand, created after 1900. Made from jade mounted in gold and adorned with cabochon rubies, jade, and purpurine, it exudes a sense of grandeur. An earlier piece that captivates collectors' hearts is an Egg from before 1896. This golden beauty features intricate enamel work alongside sapphire accents on its easel and stand. A rare jeweled two-color egg bonbonniere dating between 1896-1908 showcases exceptional guilloche enamel work on silver-gilt and gold materials. The Imperial Caucasus Egg holds historical significance as it was crafted in 1893 for Tsar Nicholas II's mother-in-law Empress Maria Feodorovna. Its design incorporates a pine tree embraced by wisteria blossoms—a symbol of eternal love. For those enchanted by dance culture during that era will appreciate Carnet de bal (Dance card) made between 1908-1914. It was designed by Henrik Immanuel Wigstrom at Faberge manufacture during their active years in the early twentieth century. Easter egg Moscow Kremlin produced between 1904-1906 showcases Russian Master's artistry combined with Factory Faberge's expertise to create an enchanting masterpiece fit for royalty. The Rosebud egg crafted in 1895 by Michail Yevlampievich Perkhin embodies delicate beauty through its intricate detailing and masterful use of materials like gold at Faberge manufacture under his guidance until 1903.