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Fabergé

Europe tradition · 4 examples · indicative market tier: $1M+ (trophy / museum grade)

Fabergé (French: Fabergé; Russian: Фаберже, Faberzhe) is a luxury jewellery house based in London. First known for its Imperial Fabergé eggs and decorative objects created for the Russian Imperial Court, the business was founded in Saint Petersburg in 1842 by goldsmith Gustav Fabergé and expanded under the leadership of his sons Peter Carl Fabergé and Agathon Fabergé. Through a network of specialist workmasters, the firm became one of the most prominent jewellers of late Imperial Russia. Wikipedia →

Types & examples

Flower Study of a Lily of the Valley, c. 1885–1915
Cleveland Museum of Art

Flower Study of Forget-Me-Nots, c. 1885–1915
Cleveland Museum of Art

Imperial Framed Miniature of Tsar Nicholas II, 1896
Cleveland Museum of Art

Flower Study of a Lowbush Cranberry or Lingonberry, c. 1885–1915
Cleveland Museum of Art

Where to buy

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