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301 - Openable egg with a gilded metal mount and guilloché enamel. Atelier Fabergé, Russia, 21st century. The egg opens to reveal a floral bud inside, which encloses a removable pendant. In its original case. 6 x 7.5 cm https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15Or2QnNTKHqylbLYWxsKDpXphfifNjfL Although this piece is a Fabergé creation, it is important to distinguish between “Fabergé” as the famous Russian jewelry house active between the 19th and early 20th centuries, and “Fabergé” as it exists today. During the 20th century, several American companies acquired the right to use the Fabergé name—a story also recounted on the current company’s website. The object in question, while bearing the Fabergé brand, was produced during this later phase of the company’s history.
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Openable egg with a gilded metal mount and guilloché enamel. Atelier Fabergé, Russia, 21st century. The egg opens to reveal a floral bud inside, which encloses a removable pendant. In its original case. 6 x 7.5 cm https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15Or2QnNTKHqylbLYWxsKDpXphfifNjfL Although this piece is a Fabergé creation, it is important to distinguish between “Fabergé” as the famous Russian jewelry house active between the 19th and early 20th centuries, and “Fabergé” as it exists today. During the 20th century, several American companies acquired the right to use the Fabergé name—a story also recounted on the current company’s website. The object in question, while bearing the Fabergé brand, was produced during this later phase of the company’s history.
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