Nine eggs and approximately 180 other items from the House of Faberge, founded by Carl's father Gustav, were owned by Malcolm Forbes of the Forbes magazine dynasty in the largest set of Faberge ...

You don't have to be a czar to be impressed by these fabulous eggs. Forbes and Instructables.com have jointly sponsored a contest to build Fabergé-style eggs--and here are just a few of the 89 ...

In Pictures: Faberge's New Jewelry Collection Sep 10, 2009, 04:00pm EDT Jun 19, 2013, 04:40pm EDT. Share. ... the legendary Russian jeweler behind Fabergé eggs, left St. Petersburg, ...

Bakers create beautifully detailed Easter eggs inspired by Faberge ... I came across a series of delightful late 18th century illustrations by German artist Felix Schlesinger, ...

In my house, his ears would really flop carrying the bejeweled wooden eggs we make patterned after the costly Fabergé eggs made for Russian czars from 1842 to 1918. At auction, the Winter Egg was ...

The stories of these eggs provide a glimpse of the hunger and tenacity of those on the hunt. Vincent Palmade’s obsession with Fabergé began at a young age.

Opening to mark a century since the Russian jeweller Carl Fabergé died in 1920, the exhibition Carl Fabergé and Feodor Rückert: Masterpieces of Russian Enamel will bring together around 400 ...

Saved: a Wartski staff member poses with the missing Imperial Faberge Egg (Pictures: EPA) It was created as a gift by Peter Carl Fabergé for Empress Maria Feodorovna in Easter 1887, ...

The Russian jeweller, also known as Carl Gustavovich Faberge, began the tradition or ornate Faberge eggs encrusted with gems with a gift to Tsar Alexander III for his 20th wedding anniversary.