Monday, April 25, 2011

1885 - 1917.....THE EASTER EGGS


 Fabergé eggs








Happy Easter!

Which one of these eggs 
do you wish a Russian Prince had given you as a gift ?

*the bay egg tree is my fave

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12 comments:

  1. the last one please! Happy Easter to you and yours!

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  2. No no, I must have the all and more (but I especially love anything with malachite in it). Thanks for raising the bar on this Easter day.

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  3. They are all so beautiful, I would take the lily of the valley one. Darn 4 days in NYc and I did't get to the Russian Tea Room or the Forbes collection of Fab. Eggs. That was free but only certain hours. Oh well, thank you dear Renee I got to see them now.

    Happy Bunny Day! Remember your baby chicks?

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  4. They are all beautiful works of art

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  5. Absolutely exquisite! A Happy Easter...thanks for showing something I have yet to see Renee...have seen every tablescape known to mankind..and have so enjoyed seeing them but this was a real treat!!

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  6. I had a look at the fabulous book...I love the Lilies of the Valley egg...they're all beautiful.

    Hope you received several pretty ones!

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  7. In the early 80s, I worked near the Forbes Magazine headquarters on Fifth Ave that had a museum open to the public. Among other things, there was a remarkable Faberge collection that included nine eggs and 180 other exquisite items. It was wonderful because the exhibits were usually almost deserted and the items could be viewed relatively close up. Just before a 2004 auction, a rich Russian bought the entire Faberge collection to return it to the homeland. __ The Devoted Classicist

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  8. D.C.,

    that sounds very interesting.
    i would have loved to have seen them up close!!!

    thank you

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  9. Happy Easter dear Renee
    These eggs are certainly works of art.. it'd be nice just knowing one could afford them. hehe

    Have a great day.. ciao xxxx Julie

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  10. R.....LOVE the Chanticleer....Do you suppose he "crows" on the hour?....k

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  11. They're all so fabulous, who can pick just one?

    Now that's celebrating Easter in style!

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  12. Great minds think alike! I posted about Fabergé Egg books on Reading is Fashionable!!!
    Hope you enjoyed the holiday!

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