Fifteen Magnificent Easter Eggs of Fabergе

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The fifteen magnificent Easter Eggs of Faberge from the first exhibition of a unique collection of the treasures acquired by Russian entrepreneur Viktor Vekselberg and organized jointly by the Moscow Kremlin Museums and the Bond of Time Cultural-Historical Foundation in Patriarch Palace of Moscow Kremlin from May 18 till July 25, 2004 under the name "Faberge. Lost and Found".

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Date: April 18, 2020

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Fifteen Magnificent Easter Eggs of Fabergе

The Easter Egg "Hen" - The First Imperial Egg (1885)

The Easter Egg "Renaissance" (1894)

The Easter Egg "Resurrection of Christ" (1895-1899)

The Easter Egg "Rosebud" (1895)

The Easter Egg "Coronation" (1897)

The Easter Egg "Lilies of the Valley" (1898)

The Easter Egg "Cockerel" (1900)

The Easter Egg "Fifteenth Anniversary" (1911)

Bay Tree" (1911)

The Easter Egg "Order of St. George" (1916)

The Easter Egg "Hen" (1898)

The Easter Egg "Duchess of Marlborough" (1902)

The Easter Egg "Chanticleer" (1904)

The Easter Egg "Scandinavian" (1899-1903)

The Easter Egg "Spring Flowers" (1885-1890)