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Alva Marie Alrø

an ornately decorated gold plate with a man on it's back, sitting on a stand

Fabergé Friday

1903 - Peter, the Great Egg Tsar Nicholas presented the egg to his wife, the Czarina Alexandra Fyodorovna. Made in the Rococo style, the Peter the Great Egg celebrated the two-hundredth anniversary of the founding of St. Petersburg in 1703. The egg is currently located at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, Virginia, in the United States.

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Antique Statue

The Zoo

Vintage Advertisement

Frames For Canvas Paintings

Plakatudstilling i Zoo - Valdemar Andersen

Valdemar Andersen, Poster exhibition in Copenhagen Zoo, 1907

an apple and some other items on a white background with the words, russian easter egg

Illuminated Manuscripts

Ovo Fabergé Kelch "Galinha", 1898

an ornately decorated egg with blue and gold decorations on it's sides, in the shape of a peacock

The Storybook Of Dreams & Beauty - Amazing decorated gold peacock on egg. Fabergé Egg | Facebook

Fabergé Egg

an ornately decorated egg with a building in the background and gold trimmings

Maria Feodorovna

Romantic Story

Tsar Nicholas Ii

12 Fabulous Fabergé Easter Eggs

Tsar Nicholas II gave this egg to his mother, the dowager empress Marie Fedorovna, on Easter 1901. Translucent enamel is layered over "guilloché," with engraved gold. Inside is a miniature replica of the Gatchina Palace, the Dowager Empress's main residence outside St. Petersburg, Russia.

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Faberge egg necklace, Hermitage museum

April 24, 2011

Miniature Faberge Eggs April 24, 2011

many different types of faber eggs in various colors and designs, all with gold trimmings

Egg Boxes

Egg Artistry

Egg Crafts

Faberge Eggs

Wunderkammer: Faberge Eggs

the inside of an old building with lights hanging from it's ceiling and brick walls

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koldinghus

an older woman holding a small bird in her hands

May 12: the Princess Benedikte, Princess Elisabeth and the Condes Ingolf and Sussie of Rosenborg visited the exhibition "Fabergé - court jeweler of the royal court and the Danish the royal family" (Fabergé - jeweller of the Royal Court and the Danish Royal family) in the Kolding Koldinghus Museum. There is also a new photo of Benedikte for exposure. In the photo holding a lamp made of gold, diamonds and rubies by Michael Perkhin Petersburgo in 1899