Faberge Signed Limoges France Imperial Egg Set of Four Salad Plates

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Faberge Signed Limoges France Imperial Egg Set of Four Salad Plates:
$250.00

Faberge set of four Limoges France Imperial Egg Salad Plates signed by Tatiana Faberge.

Imperial Czarevitch Egg - Created in 1912 with Lapiz Lazuli with an overlay of gold in the Louis XV style.
The Alexander Palace Egg - Created in 1908, this egg five magnificent portraits of the children of Nicholas and Alexandra. The portrait shown is Anastasia.
Gold, Enamel and Jeweled Egg - This egg is encircled with a band of diamonds and is enameled translucent pink with a border of enameled roses and matte gold. Carl created this egg for Barbara Kelch in 1899.
Imperial Swan Egg - The swan is a symbol of family life and the permanence of the bond of marriage. Czar Nicholas presented this egg to his mother for Easter in 1906, the year of her 40th wedding anniversary.

All of the plates are signed by Tatiana Faberge and dated 2001.
Tatiana Fedorovna Fabergé, the daughter of Theodore Carl Fabergé, studied jewellery design in Paris. After completing her studies she assisted her father in the sketching and launching of jewellery and other fine objects which were produced under the trademark ”FABERGÉ PARIS”. This successful family collaboration lasted until Théodore’s death in 1971. Since then she has been researching the family history and promoting its heritage and her publications and books on Carl Fabergé are considered the most reliable sources of knowledge for the greatest jewellery family in the world. She has now left the eponymous company. This personal legacy and passion for jewellery has been the inspiration for our latest collection the “Saint Petersburg Tsars Collection”. This includes some original designs by her great grandfather Peter Carl Fabergé who is renowned for the jewellery he created for the Russian Tsars. The timeless Saint Petersburg Tsars collection breathes royalty, and Maison Tatiana Fabergé’s designs are worn today by women of all ages around the world. Maison Tatiana Fabergé sa, Geneva is committed to developing the firm internationally in the respect for traditions inspired by the ”Great Carl Fabergé” and his sense of entrepreneurship.