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Faberge Egg: (New) Twelve Panel Egg ca. 1899

The House of Faberge received seven commissions (1898-1904) to produce Easter eggs for the fabulously wealthy Barbara Kelkh, the wife of the industrialist Alexander Kelkh. The Twelve Panel Egg (1899) was created by Michael Perkhin, one of Peter Carl Faberge's head work masters, and was the second of the famous Kelkh Easter eggs. As if anticipating the trouble Russia was about to experience, Barbara Kelkh moved to Paris in 1905 with all her belongings. The egg, said to be Barbara Kelkh's favorite, remained with her in Paris until its sale in the early 1930's. King George V of England presented this egg to his wife Queen Mary for Christmas 1933. The egg is now in the collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Yellow 24K gold plate, rose-cut crystals, portrait crystals, translucent pink and green enamel, and opaque white enamel create this egg's elegant and delicate appearance. A pair of swans, one gold and one studded with crystals, gliding on a lake of blue enamel guilloche make up the surprise. In Russia, the swans are a symbol of family life and the permanence of the bond of marriage. Height: 5 1/2" with stand, 4 1/8" without.

$2,000.00

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$2,000.00

The Coronation Accessories Collection

The success of the Faberge Easter Eggs, patronized by the Czars and Imperial Court as well
as Royal Houses, led to the creation of the Faberge Objets d'Art, and an almost limitless
assortment of accessories. Faberge's sense of design and execution, to even the smallest of
his creations is evident. Today, the Coronation Accessories Collection is faithful to
Faberge's creative design and exquisite creation.

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Faberge Musical Egg: (New) Bouquet of Lilies Egg ca. 1899

Also referred to as The Madonna Lily Egg, is covered in yellow-gold enamel guilloche accented in 24K gold and divided into panels with twelve strips of rose-cut crystals. An opaque white enamel ribbon dial divides the egg and is inlaid with twelve Roman numerals. On the original egg, a diamond-set bow and arrow indicated the time as the Roman numerals revolved around the perimeter of the egg. In place of a revolving clock, this museum reproduction is a musical egg that plays the Anniversary Waltz. The egg, supported by golden scrolls, forms a vase crowned with a bouquet of delicately carved lilies (symbols of purity and innocence) and green leaves on golden stems. The pistils of the flowers are set with crystals. The bouquet is surrounded by a ring of red and yellow roses (symbols of love). The egg sits on a rectangular base of yellow-gold enamel guilloche accented with gold and the date 1899 in crystals. Size: 10"H

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$3,500.00

$3,500.00

Faberge Egg: (New) Cradle with Garland's Egg ca. 1907

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$5,000.00

When Czar Nicholas II presented the delicate Rose Trellis Egg to his wife Empress Alexandra on Easter morning 1907, he also presented the Cradle with Garlands Egg to his Mother, the Dowager EmpressMaria Fedorovna. The Cradle with Garlands Egg has also been called the Trophy Egg but the name Cradle with Garlands Egg is more fitting. It was a tradition that the appearance and contents of the Faberge Easter Eggs were adapted to events in the life of the Romanov family. Both the Rose Trellis Egg and the Cradle with Garlands Egg were commissioned to celebrate the birth of Czarevich Alexei Nicholaievich, son of Czar Nicholas II - the long awaited heir to the Romanov throne. The egg suggests a cradle decorated with garlands and the original surprise was the first portrait of the Czarevich in a medallion surrounded by diamonds. The egg, of an elegant pale blue enamel guilloche, is crafted in the Louis XVI style. The top is accented with a border of pink enamel roses, emerald green enameled vines and panels of oyster enamel. It sits in a crystal studded gold cradle that is supported by four columns depicting Cupid's arrows set with crystals and is accented with a hanging garland of pink enameled roses. The whole is supported by a carved base accented with pink flowers on a blue enamel field and stands on four golden bun feet. A surprise of a jeweled medallion rests in the lined interior. Size: 6-1/2"H in Stand.



	*Faberge Coronation Cake Server*

		The handle is crafted with Faberge's Imperial Coronation Egg design, detailed with pearls, and topped with a crystal studded Imperial crown. Maintaining a Faberge tradition, this cake server possesses a shimmering touch of sophisticated elegance. Length 10"

			*$350.00*



$350.00

	*Faberge Coronation Paperweight*

The Faberge Coronation Paperweight is part of the Coronation Accessories collection inspired by the Faberge Coronation Egg. It has a copper wheel engraved crystal insert available in the Romanov Eagle design OR it can be ordered with a single personalized initial (A to Z).


		*$350.00*


	*Faberge Imperial Coronation Enamel Guilloche Box*

A reproduction of the box given to Czar Nicholas II by his wife the Empress Alexandra Fedorovna in 1897. The original box is decorated with the initial of Czar Nicholas II, however the box may be ordered with a personalized initial (A to Z). 3 3/4" x 2 5/8"


		*$500.00*


	*Faberge Coronation Travel Frame with Mirror*

Handcrafted in Faberge's Imperial Coronation Egg design, this handsome travel mirror is also designed to hold a favorite photograph. Outside dimension: 2 1/2" x 3".


		*$300.00*

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