This Fabergé artifact will be offered at auction for the very first time during a special sale on 19 June in Geneva — both in ...

Created by the House of Faberge in 1886-87, it was presented to the czarina in 1887. It stands roughly 10 inches tall and takes the form of a clock standing on a three-sided base trimmed in gold.

Among the many objects made were jewellery suites, enamelled picture frames, cigarette cases, mantel clocks, fans ... Imperial Egg at the Coronation Carriage (Forbes collection), offered by ...

Faberge eggs ranged in size, from three to five inches tall, and took one to two years to complete. Often, they could be opened to reveal a surprise: a miniature portrait, a clock or a tiny ...

The translucent pink egg (right) contains a clock and animated cockerel. It was not publicly documented when it was made in 1902 for the Rothschild family. A spokesman for Christie's said a tense ...

Stockholm - A unique clock designed by Russian goldsmith and jeweller Carl Faberge fetched a record 19.1 million Swedish kronor at a sale in Stockholm on Thursday, auctioneers said. "The piece is ...

LONDON (Reuters) - A previously unrecorded egg by Russian jeweller Peter Carl Faberge containing a clock and animated cockerel goes on sale next month with a record price tag of up to nine million ...

The eggs exchange hands for vast sums of money. In 2007 a Fabergé clock, known as the Rothschild Egg, was sold at Christies in London for £8.9 million.

Faberge eggs ranged in size, from three to five inches tall, and took one to two years to complete. Often, they could be opened to reveal a surprise: a miniature portrait, a clock or a tiny ...