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Faberge Eggs, China and Crystal

Eggs, as symbols of creation and new life, have been exchanged for hundreds of years. Faberge imperial eggs were commissioned annually for the Russian czars Alexander III and Nicholas II. Peter Carl Faberge is deservedly the most famous creator of these stunning gold, silver, and jewel-studded treasures of imperial Russia. The first Faberge egg was presented in 1886 as an Easter gift from czar Alexander III to his wife, Czarina Maria Feodorovna and was proclaimed the most beautiful gift given. The advent of the first gift of a Faberge egg sparked a tradition among Russian czars for the next three decades, until the demise of the imperial court. On Easter Sunday, the reigning czar would present an imperial egg to his wife or mother. Faberge's imperial egg designs became the object of great anticipation by the imperial court, whom Faberge delighted in surprising with imperial eggs each more magnificent than the last.

The imperial tradition endures as Faberge introduces a collection of porcelain, crystal and silver decorative Eggs and China, which incorporate the original designs of Faberge. The meticulous attention to detail and elegant designs of these Faberge Eggs and China are captured in the Faberge "Imperial Egg Collection". Each item in the "Imperial Egg Collection" is reproduced as exactly as possible to the original Faberge designs.

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