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[Kelch Hen]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Hen. Several features of the egg and its surprise are visible from this viewpoint. The egg itself has a guilloché pattern with a diamond set border. The egg rests upon a stand with floral detailing. The egg is slightly open, revealing its yolk. The egg's surprise of a portrait painting on an easel is displayed alongside its hen container.
[Kelch Chanticleer]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this side view, the egg's surprise of a rooster can clearly be seen as well as the pedestal the egg sits atop. The pattern on the egg itself, the detailing of the pedestal and its emblem can clearly be seen as well.
[Duchess of Marlborough, 2]
Slide photograph of a Fabergé egg known as Duchess of Marlborough. Rear view. The head of snake cannot be seen. Instead, the snake's tail and two additional emblems can be seen on the pedestal. The miniature egg can still be seen atop the principal egg.
[Duchess of Marlborough]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Duchess of Marlborough. The egg, sitting a top a pedestal, doubles as a clock. A snake, wrapped around the base of the egg, serves as a marker. A miniature egg rest atop the central egg.
[Renaissance, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this side view, only one of the golden lion knockers is visible, but the tabs for opening the egg itself can be seen. The jeweled detailing can still be seen as well.
[Imperial Coronation, 4]
Slide photograph of the surprise of the Fabergé egg known as Imperial Coronation. The coach is in the center of the photograph while the egg is off to the right in the background. Much of the coach's detail can be seen in greater detail - Its folding step-stair, crown, and interior are visible.
[Renaissance, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this view, both lion knockers, the jeweled detail of the egg's surface, and the egg's base can be seen.
[Spring Flowers, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Spring Flowers. From this side view, greater detail can be seen in both of the egg's surprises. The guilloché pattern on the egg, the styling of the base and the flowers' basket are noticeable here.
[Order of St. George]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Order of St. George, or alternatively, Cross of St. George. From this view, the egg's leaf-tip pattern can be observed as well as one of the bows of ribbon that encircles the egg. One of the Crosses of St. George can be seen as well. The egg itself sits upon a basket with curled feet.
[Spring Flowers]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Spring Flowers. Both of the egg's surprises are visible. The first surprise sits inside the egg, atop an patterned base. The second surprise, a bouquet of flowerss in a basket, sits to the left of the egg.
[Fabergé Silver Work, 3]
Slide photograph of a Fabergé silver work. From this rear view, the figures' helmets are still visible as well as the manner in which they come together to form the piece's handle. Etchings on the handle can also be seen from this angle.
[Imperial Coronation, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Imperial Coronation. From this alternate front view, both the egg and the coach's details are still visible. The pattern on the egg's paint, the crossing laurel leaves, the double-headed eagle, and the petals are present. This photograph provides additional details in regard to the coach's door.
[Lilies of the Valley]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Lilies of the Valley. The egg itself is decorated with a guilloché pattern and covered by pearl tipped lilies. Cabriole legs support the egg.
[Kelch Chanticleer, 4]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this close-up side view, the rooster's diamonds can be seen in greater detail. The same can be said of the base and pedestal. The pearls lining the center of the egg and the detail in egg's paint can be better seen as well.
[Cockerel, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Cockerel or the Cuckoo Clock Egg. From this rear view, the egg's intricate back pattern can be seen.
[Imperial Coronation]
Slide photograph of Fabergé egg known as Imperial Coronation. From this close-up side view, the egg's guilloché pattern can be seen in great detail. The laurel leaves, which create a cross pattern, can be seen as well. The double-headed eagles, which are present at each laurel intersection, are visible from this view as are the flower petals at the top of the egg.
[Fabergé Silver Work, 2]
Slide photograph of a Fabergé silver work. From this close-up view, the figures that surround the opening of the work can be seen in great detail. The detail of their faces, chainmail, shields, and helmets is apparent.
[Renaissance]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this view, the top of the egg, it's many jewels, and one of its golden knockers can be seen. The knocker is in the form of a lion. The egg sits atop a saucer.
[Renaissance, 4]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this top side view, one golden lion knocker, the opening tabs, and the egg's base can clearly be seen. The detail in the jeweled date at the top of the egg can also clearly be seen.
[Imperial Coronation, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Imperial Coronation. From this view, the egg's guilloché pattern, the laurel leaf cross-pattern, and the double-headed eagle can still be seen. A different angel of the flower petal design at the top of the egg can be seen. The egg's surprise, a replica of an imperial coach, is present in this photograph. The coach itself is lined in a pattern similar to the egg.
[Cockerel, 4]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Cockerel or the Cuckoo Clock Egg. From this close-up side view, much more of the egg's decorative detail can be seen. The numbers on the clock's face, the leaves of the wreath, the cross-patterned apron, and the engravings on the base can clearly be seen. The patterns on the pilasters are also more visible.
[Kelch Chanticleer, 6]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this close-up side view, the egg's diamond set rooster and pearl lined clock can be seen in greater detail. The pattern on the egg's lid can also be seen in greater detail. The egg's paint wash is more visible in this view as well.
[Lilies of the Valley, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Lilies of the Valley. From this closer view, the detail in the pearl tipped lilies as well as the jeweled crown atop the egg can be better seen.
[Lilies of the Valley, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Lilies of the Valley. From this view of the back of the egg, the detail in the lilies' leaves, the pearls, and the cabriole legs can be better seen.
[Bay Tree]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Bay Tree. The egg is closed. From this top view, the details of flowers and stones can be seen in detail. The egg is supported by a tree stump which sits in an ornate planter. The planter sits atop a platform which is surrounded by ropes.
[Kelch Chanticleer, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this front view, the detailing on the egg's clock can clearly be seen. The egg's rooster surprise is still visible. A different emblem can be seen on the pedestal from this view.
[Fabergé Silver Work]
Slide photograph of a Fabergé silver work. Several details can be seen from this angel. From this view, the piece's opening can be seen along with the several figures which make up the back of the piece itself. The figures' faces are visible from this angle as well.
[Fifteenth Anniversary]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Fifteenth Anniversary. Nine of the egg's eighteen panels can be seen as well as the panels' borders. The egg rests atop a basket with clawed feet.
[Spring Flowers, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Spring Flowers. From this view, the surprise egg can be seen in greater detail. Its wreath styled lining, the pattern of its paint, and the base it sits upon can be seen in greater detail.
[Glass Vases]
Slide photograph of two Fabergé vases. The octagonal vase on the left-hand side sits inside a floral styled base. The craquelé vase on the right-hand side sits in a base with four paws.
[Sedan Chair]
Slide photograph of a sedan chair by Fabergé. An emblem on the side of the chair as well as the pattern on its roof can be seen. The seat inside of the sedan is visible as well.
[Kelch Chanticleer, 3]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this close-up frontal view, greater detail can be seen of the gold wreath atop the egg, the pearled face of the clock, the stand supporting the egg, and the pedestal.
[Kelch Chanticleer, 5]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this close-up rear view, the lid which holds the rooster can be seen. An additional lid on the back of the egg can be seen as well. The detail of both lids is clear. A different emblem can be seen on the pedestal as well.
[Cockerel, 2]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Cockerel or the Cuckoo Clock Egg. From this closer front view, the egg's face can be seen in greater detail. The detailing of the egg's apron, wreath, and lid can be seen in greater detail. The engravings on the pilasters and base are more noticeable in this photograph.
[Hen]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as "Hen." The opened egg revels a golden hen sitting inside a golden yolk.
[Cockerel]
Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Cockerel or the Cuckoo Clock Egg. From this front view, the entire egg can be seen. Upon the egg's face is a clock lined above by a pearl tipped wreath and below by an open work apron. The egg itself is supported by pilasters which project upward from the base. A box with a similar color and decorative scheme can be seen in the left-hand corner of the photograph.
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