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Russian Imperial Egg Christmas Ornament Set

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Price: $60.00 $15.00
Member Price: $54.00 $13.50

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Description

The ultimate achievement of master jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920) is the magnificent jeweled Easter eggs his workshops created for Czars Alexander III and Nicolas II of Russia. Our elegant ornament set is based on original eggs from the House of Fabergé.

Set of 3 ornaments. Cast resin. Hand painted. Includes gold cords for hanging. Gift boxed. 3''H x 2'' diam. each.

  • Set of 3 ornaments
  • Cast resin
  • Hand painted
  • Includes gold cords for hanging
  • Gift boxed
  • 3''H x 2'' diam. each

Art History

In 1872, when Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920) was just 26, he took his father’s jewelry business in St. Petersburg. Cultivating the patronage of the last of the Romanov dynasty, Fabergé created pieces that were prized not only for the value of their jewels but also for the artistry of their craftsmanship. Delicate patterns from the Fabergé portfolio- notably, the jeweled Easter eggs commissioned by the Imperial Family-have been adapted for these elegant ornaments.



Description

The ultimate achievement of master jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920) is the magnificent jeweled Easter eggs his workshops created for Czars Alexander III and Nicolas II of Russia. Our elegant ornament set is based on original eggs from the House of Fabergé.

Set of 3 ornaments. Cast resin. Hand painted. Includes gold cords for hanging. Gift boxed. 3''H x 2'' diam. each.





  • Set of 3 ornaments
  • Cast resin
  • Hand painted
  • Includes gold cords for hanging
  • Gift boxed
  • 3''H x 2'' diam. each




Art History

In 1872, when Peter Carl Fabergé (Russian, 1846-1920) was just 26, he took his father’s jewelry business in St. Petersburg. Cultivating the patronage of the last of the Romanov dynasty, Fabergé created pieces that were prized not only for the value of their jewels but also for the artistry of their craftsmanship. Delicate patterns from the Fabergé portfolio- notably, the jeweled Easter eggs commissioned by the Imperial Family-have been adapted for these elegant ornaments.


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