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A Faberge replica egg with detailed art colored gold, black, some white and very little red. The texture of the egg is smooth, rimmed with some form of non-metallic alloy that clasps in the front by a flower-like structure in the front. The back has a gold toned hinge to support its mechanism to open and close. The inside of the egg is porcelain with a flower symbol noted directly at the base of the product and another atop the eggs model. Both flowers are indifferent. The inscription in the white ribbons reads as follows:
"INTKL IESI-POLE EIIS OIL"
The inscriptions are noted just north of the base all throughout the top parameter. There are further inscriptions noted below, just south of the second rim attachment reading as follows in gold ribbon art:
"LMNV-NRRT"
And just above the clasp and halfway around the model reads:
"NERL T-BNVRN-MVECB"
Above the hinges on the back of the egg reads:
"ERV-MBT-L"
All throughout the egg, the lettering appears to read from left to right and again from right to left.
The specs are as follows:
Diameter: 94.1 cm Height: 5 1/4" Width: 3.5"
Weight: 324g / 0.324kg
Material: Porcelain, non-metallic rim, clasp and hinge.
Origins: Possibly Russia.
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Hand-Painted Fabergé-Style Decorative Egg
🏷️ Item: Hand-Painted Fabergé-Style Decorative Egg
Category: Ceramics and Porcelains
Medium: Porcelain interior with a highly ornate enameled and possibly hand-painted exterior; gold-toned decorative elements; hinged opening; floral interior decals
Dimensions:
🔍 Description & Analysis
This item is a decorative porcelain egg, visually inspired by the world-renowned Imperial Fabergé eggs made for the Russian Tsars in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The egg features:
Markings such as:
are likely faux-inscriptions added for visual complexity, not referencing actual places, names, or makers.
🏛️ Origins and Style
While this is not a genuine Fabergé Imperial egg, it draws heavily from the Neo-Rococo and Russian Revival aesthetics that defined Fabergé’s style. The presence of:
suggests this is likely a late 20th-century to early 21st-century reproduction or tribute piece, possibly made for the collector market.
It is likely European or Asian in origin, possibly German, Austrian, or Chinese export porcelain, produced to mimic the appearance of Russian Fabergé-style objets d'art for the luxury gift market.
✅ Condition
Excellent – No visible chips, cracks, or damage. The gilding appears intact. Hinges and clasp functional. Interior porcelain is glossy and unblemished. Retains all original visual elements.
💰 Appraised Value (2025 Market)
Valuation Context
Estimated Value (USD)
Retail Replacement Value (e.g., antique shop)
$125 – $175
Collector or Online Resale Value (eBay, Etsy)
$75 – $125
Wholesale/Dealer Value
$40 – $60
🔎 Authentication Notes
This item is not a genuine Fabergé Imperial egg, but a modern decorative reproduction or tribute likely made for aesthetic enjoyment or collectible gifting. The lack of an authentic Fabergé mark (e.g., Fabergé, Fabergé Ltd, or Russian assay hallmarks) and the stylized pseudo-lettering confirm it is not of original imperial Russian manufacture.
However, its craftsmanship and condition make it attractive to collectors of European porcelain or Fabergé-style décor.
🧾 Recommendation
If you are considering selling or insuring this piece, a formal appraisal by a porcelain or decorative arts expert would be recommended primarily for:
You can also consider showcasing it on InstAppraisal.com, Etsy, or specialty Fabergé collector forums where decorative replicas are often appreciated for their artistry and craftsmanship.