FABERGE EGG “THE EMERGENCE OF SPRING EGG” 1977 (RARE)
파베르주 에그 "봄달걀의 출현" 1977 (희귀)
| 상품번호 | 800124345972 |
| 상태 | Used |
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House of Faberge Egg 13.45 troy ozs Sterling Silver Vermeil with Malachite Stand Franklin Mint, complete with original 18cadat gold Bee 🐝 Pin (RARE TO HAVE THE SURPRISE INTACT WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL FABERGE EGG!!)
1977 “Emergence of Spring” Filigree Butterfly Egg, 925 Vermeil Stand & 18k Bee Brooch, Numbered 307, Only 750 Made Amazing craftsmanship and beauty! This large sterling silver “Emergence of Spring” Faberge egg is numbered on the bottom side of the egg. It is number 307 and comes with its original wooden presentation box. A total of 750 were made.
Inside the rim of the stand, it is also hallmarked “Sterling, 1977” and has the Franklin Mint FM symbol. Weighing almost 13 troy ounces (or over one troy pound) and standing three inches tall, it is solid sterling silver with vermeil gilt filigree and accented with six diamond-shaped malachite gems.
With stand, the height is 4 and a half inches. Inside the egg is a beautiful hand-enameled multi-color sterling silver butterfly surprise and beneath it, a gilded silver long-stemmed rose resting on a lining of royal green velvet. The outside of the silver egg is decorated with pure gold and tiny genuine malachite gemstones.
The tripod stand is original to the egg and is also made of sterling silver vermeil with malachite accents. The removable and wearable bee pin or brooch that rests upon the rose is solid 18k gold and weighs a bit over 6 grams. It is hallmarked "FM 18k." The clasp works perfectly as it should.
The egg and bee pin are in beautiful undamaged condition and always in a non-smoking home. The stand has toned over the years and was due to be redone by myself, sadly I do not have the time at moment due to my ill health but I must say that this patina on the stand is a quite beautiful reminder of the the life & hands this beautiful piece must’ve passed through; personally I’d leave it as it is as it give the whole piece in general more character.
What is Included:The original vermeil tripod stand with diamond-shaped pieces of polished malachite on each foot is included (a valuable item in its own right). The stand has three amber-colored rubber-like stoppers at the tops of the legs that cushion the egg, raise it up, and keep it from being scratched, a nice design detail, and the 6 gram bee pin hallmarked 18k gold.
The original price of this incredible egg was $3,500.00.
To open: Depress the malachite diamond on the opposite side of the egg from the hinge. Gently pull egg open. Latch and hinge work perfectly.
Details:The Franklin Mint has made many valuable collectibles but this is one of the most expensive and beautiful of all. And only 750 were made in 1977. A similar egg made the next year had a much larger total of 1500 made. It is unknown how many of these silver masterpieces have survived the melting pot during silver price spikes but the number can only decrease over time.
Date of creation : 1977
Height : 3 inches for the egg or 4.5 inches total with the egg on the stand.
Egg :Over 1 troy pound of sterling silver or 12.76 troy ounces
Bee Pin: 6.4 grams 18kt gold
Sterling Silver Vermeil Stand : 21.5 grams
Egg and Stand : 13.45 troy ounces
Condition:As the egg, pin, and stand are over 40 years old, there is some toning. This can be removed if the new owner so desires but most collectors like a natural patina. The condition is excellent.
Where It Was Made:The egg and stand and bee pin were designed in the United States in the famous Faberge style of Russia, and made in the Netherlands.
About the Egg Designer Herman DeRoos: De Roos joined the Franklin mint sculptors' studio in 1971 where he remained for nine years. He studied in the Netherlands and has had several pieces commissioned by the Dutch royal Family. Born in Batavia, Djakarta, Dutch East Indies, Mr. DeRoos attended college in The Netherlands. He graduated with a Masters Degree in Goldsmithing in 1961.
About the Franklin Mint: An American institution founded in 1964, the prolific Franklin Mint is known for its innovative design, meticulous attention to detail, and creating some of the highest-quality collectible products in the world.
I have taken utmost care in providing the best quality images to perfectly illustrate not just the beauty of this piece but also its almost perfect condition considering it was released over 48 years ago! I urge any potential buyers to review this images thoroughly as this the item you see is exactly how you’d receive it if they was to purchase it.
Thank you for taking the time to read my ad and do not hesitate to contact me for any more details, Elizabeth 🌺🌸🌹🐝🙏🏻
1977 “Emergence of Spring” Filigree Butterfly Egg, 925 Vermeil Stand & 18k Bee Brooch, Numbered 307, Only 750 Made Amazing craftsmanship and beauty! This large sterling silver “Emergence of Spring” Faberge egg is numbered on the bottom side of the egg. It is number 307 and comes with its original wooden presentation box. A total of 750 were made.
Inside the rim of the stand, it is also hallmarked “Sterling, 1977” and has the Franklin Mint FM symbol. Weighing almost 13 troy ounces (or over one troy pound) and standing three inches tall, it is solid sterling silver with vermeil gilt filigree and accented with six diamond-shaped malachite gems.
With stand, the height is 4 and a half inches. Inside the egg is a beautiful hand-enameled multi-color sterling silver butterfly surprise and beneath it, a gilded silver long-stemmed rose resting on a lining of royal green velvet. The outside of the silver egg is decorated with pure gold and tiny genuine malachite gemstones.
The tripod stand is original to the egg and is also made of sterling silver vermeil with malachite accents. The removable and wearable bee pin or brooch that rests upon the rose is solid 18k gold and weighs a bit over 6 grams. It is hallmarked "FM 18k." The clasp works perfectly as it should.
The egg and bee pin are in beautiful undamaged condition and always in a non-smoking home. The stand has toned over the years and was due to be redone by myself, sadly I do not have the time at moment due to my ill health but I must say that this patina on the stand is a quite beautiful reminder of the the life & hands this beautiful piece must’ve passed through; personally I’d leave it as it is as it give the whole piece in general more character.
What is Included:The original vermeil tripod stand with diamond-shaped pieces of polished malachite on each foot is included (a valuable item in its own right). The stand has three amber-colored rubber-like stoppers at the tops of the legs that cushion the egg, raise it up, and keep it from being scratched, a nice design detail, and the 6 gram bee pin hallmarked 18k gold.
The original price of this incredible egg was $3,500.00.
To open: Depress the malachite diamond on the opposite side of the egg from the hinge. Gently pull egg open. Latch and hinge work perfectly.
Details:The Franklin Mint has made many valuable collectibles but this is one of the most expensive and beautiful of all. And only 750 were made in 1977. A similar egg made the next year had a much larger total of 1500 made. It is unknown how many of these silver masterpieces have survived the melting pot during silver price spikes but the number can only decrease over time.
Date of creation : 1977
Height : 3 inches for the egg or 4.5 inches total with the egg on the stand.
Egg :Over 1 troy pound of sterling silver or 12.76 troy ounces
Bee Pin: 6.4 grams 18kt gold
Sterling Silver Vermeil Stand : 21.5 grams
Egg and Stand : 13.45 troy ounces
Condition:As the egg, pin, and stand are over 40 years old, there is some toning. This can be removed if the new owner so desires but most collectors like a natural patina. The condition is excellent.
Where It Was Made:The egg and stand and bee pin were designed in the United States in the famous Faberge style of Russia, and made in the Netherlands.
About the Egg Designer Herman DeRoos: De Roos joined the Franklin mint sculptors' studio in 1971 where he remained for nine years. He studied in the Netherlands and has had several pieces commissioned by the Dutch royal Family. Born in Batavia, Djakarta, Dutch East Indies, Mr. DeRoos attended college in The Netherlands. He graduated with a Masters Degree in Goldsmithing in 1961.
About the Franklin Mint: An American institution founded in 1964, the prolific Franklin Mint is known for its innovative design, meticulous attention to detail, and creating some of the highest-quality collectible products in the world.
I have taken utmost care in providing the best quality images to perfectly illustrate not just the beauty of this piece but also its almost perfect condition considering it was released over 48 years ago! I urge any potential buyers to review this images thoroughly as this the item you see is exactly how you’d receive it if they was to purchase it.
Thank you for taking the time to read my ad and do not hesitate to contact me for any more details, Elizabeth 🌺🌸🌹🐝🙏🏻