Faberge Eggs: Masterpieces from Czarist Russia

by Susanna Pfeffer

Featuring forty-eight magnificent close-up views of each piece, a collection of stunning photographs and informative essays shows the variety of original variations of the "shells" of the Faberge+a7 eggs, as well as the delightful surprises hidden inside.

Genres: Russia, Nonfiction, Art

128 pages, Hardcover

First published September 8, 1995

Reviews

[Bronwyn]

a history of the beautiful russian inperial easter eggs made by the famous russian jeweler, carl faberge.

[Nate]

Just FYI not all the eggs are in here, nor is the history of the eggs/provenance, which would have been more interesting than the simple descriptions.

[Robin Leach]

25, 27, 29, 39, 43, 45, 53, 97, 99, 109.