Faberge Workmaster

A pair of antique Russian cufflinks attributed to a Fabergé workmaster, most likely August Wilhelm Holmström, dating to the late 19th to early 20th century.

Reference: F1129/BL/00/12/102 Brand: Fabergé Workmaster: Victor Mayer Material: 750/- yellow gold (18k) Shape: Cross pendant Vitreous enamel: Translucent royal blue over a patterned ...

The manufactory continued the lineage of the historic Fabergé workmasters and remains one of Fabergé’s trusted makers today.

From 1989 to 2009 Victor Mayer held the worldwide exclusive licence to create Fabergé jewels and objets d’art, continuing the lineage of the historic Fabergé workmasters.

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

As such, VICTOR MAYER continued the tradition of the Fabergé workmaster for twenty years. Today, and while it no longer holds a worldwide exclusive license in respect of jewelry, VI...

Karl Gustav Hjalmar Armfelt was a Finnish silversmith and Fabergé workmaster. He worked as Fabergé's workmaster beginning in 1895, and used the mark ЯА.

As such, Victor Mayer continued the tradition of the Fabergé workmaster for twenty years. Today, Victor Mayer remains one of Fabergé’s most valued and trusted partners for enamelled ...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Faberge workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Faberge jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster Victor Mayer For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm Victor Mayer was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

About the Fabergé workmaster Victor Mayer For two decades (1989 to 2009), the renowned German jewellery manufactory Victor Mayer held the exclusive worldwide licence to create Faberg...

As such, Victor Mayer continued the tradition of the Fabergé workmaster for twenty years. Today, Victor Mayer remains one of Fabergé’s most valued and trusted suppliers of enamelled ...

Hand crafted in Moscow by Ivan Lebetkin, one of the finest Fabergé workmasters, between 1899-1908. Signed K Fabergé Assayed in St Petersburg.

Délices D’Été Lumière Necklace Fabergé workmaster collections, capsule collections and jewellery suites each tell a story inspired by Fabergé’s rich legacy - masterpieces possessing...

Fabergé Egg Object of Art, 18k Yellow Gold, Red Guilloché Enamel with Fleur-de-Lys Paillons This Fabergé egg, created around 1995 by the workmaster Victor Mayer, is a refined exampl...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

Fabergé workmaster collections, capsule collections and jewellery suites each tell a story inspired by Fabergé’s rich legacy - masterpieces possessing the modernity, refinement and t...

Dentelle de Perles Chandelier EarringsDentelle de Perles Studs Fabergé workmaster collections, capsule collections and jewellery suites each tell a story inspired by Fabergé’s rich ...

Délices D’Été Earrings 74EA95/1 Fabergé workmaster collections, capsule collections and jewellery suites each tell a story inspired by Fabergé’s rich legacy - masterpieces possessing...

The Owl pendant is Hallmarked on the bale with the Faberge Workmaster mark of Oscar Pihl (1860-1897) Senior, Fabergé workmaster in Moscow – workmaster mark OP wm-op – active 1887-1897.

The number 56 refers to the gold's fineness in zolotniki, which is equivalent to 14-karat gold. Workmaster - Julius Alexander Rappoport (1851-1917) – Faberge Workmaster Mark I.P.

As such, VICTOR MAYER continued the tradition of the Fabergé workmaster for twenty years. Today, and while it no longer holds a worldwide exclusive licence in respect of jewellery, V...

About the Fabergé workmaster VICTOR MAYER For two decades (1989 to 2009) the renowned German jewellery firm VICTOR MAYER was authorised to create exquisite Fabergé jewels and objects...

The back is stamped with Russian silver marks including the "84" zolotniki standard and a Fabergé workmaster’s mark (КФ). This piece is a superb example of early Russian Art Nouveau...

Antique Russian old mine cut diamond ring made by important faberge workmaster August Holmstrom in floral design with an estimate total diamond weight of 1.80 carat centered stone is...

We firmly believe this piece to have been crafted by one of the renowned Fabergé workmasters of the time in August Hollming or August Holström , however, this is inconclusive.

Imperial Russian Silver Fish Fabergé, Workmaster Julius Rappoport St. Petersburg, 1908 A rare Imperial Russian silver fish produced by the House of Fabergé and executed by the disti...

About the Master: Karl Gustav Hjalmar Armfelt was a Finnish silversmith and Fabergé workmaster. He worked as Fabergé's workmaster beginning in 1895, and used the mark ЯА.

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perkhin. Perkhin serve...

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perkhin. Perkhin serve...

An exquisite Imperial Russian silver miniature hippopotamus by Fabergé workmaster Julius Rappoport, St. Petersburg, circa 1908.

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perkhin. Perkhin serve...

Over the years, Victor Mayer has built a strong reputation for its expertise in enamel work, particularly vitreous enamel, and for being a trusted supplier to Fabergé. From its work ...

Renown designer VICTOR MAYER was entrusted to create pieces using the Fabergé hallmark for two decades, and was appointed the sole Fabergé workmaster from 1989-2009.

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perchin. Perchin serve...

The egg pendant is Hallmarked on both of the bales with the Faberge Workmaster mark of Hjalmar Armfelt – ЯА who was active from 1904-1917.

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perchin. Perchin serve...

Henrik Immanuel Wigström (2 October 1862 – 14 March 1923), a Finnish silver and goldsmith, was one of the most important Fabergé workmasters, alongside Michael Perkhin. Perkhin serve...

Handcrafted by Stefano Vigni, a distinguished Florentine master goldsmith and a “Fabergé WorkMaster,” this piece embodies exquisite artistry and meticulous craftsmanship.

Petersburg 1896-1908, 56 gold standard and workmaster's initial AH for August Hollming. The spectacular jeweled and enameled flower motif brooch is a masterwork by one of Faberge's ...

Both the small and large suspension rings bear the maker's mark A.N for Anders (Antti) Juhaninpoika Nevalainen (1858–1933), one of Fabergé's most distinguished workmasters, renowned ...

The renowned workmaster Phillip Theodore Ringe crafted this Fabergé pendant, a rare and historically significant piece.

Master Goldsmith Stefano Vigni, recognized as a “Fabergè Workmaster,” has meticulously handcrafted this K-OVER, drawing inspiration from Klimt’s iconic Art Nouveau painting.

Combining the prestigious workmaster, rich guilloché enamel and jeweled mounts, it represents one of the most desirable categories of Fabergé production.

As one of Fabergé’s principal workmasters, Michael Perchin oversaw the firm’s most important commissions, including the Imperial Easter Eggs for the Romanov court.

In 1857, Holmström purchased Hammarström’s workshop and rose to the esteemed position of Chief Jeweller for Fabergé. What sets August Holmström apart from other workmasters is his w...

Please note: Works attributed to Karl Fabergé, the Fabergé workshops and their associated workmasters, as well as other objects produced during the Imperial Russian period of the lat...

About the Master: Michael Evlampievich Perkhin (1860–1903) was the leading workmaster of the House of Fabergé from 1886 until his death.

1896 - 1908 Circa Yellow and Rose Gold Faberge Cigarette Case. Workmaster August Hollming, ST Petersburg with scratched inventory number 5695.

(V.B.) belongs to Vasily Feodorovich Baykov (sometimes transliterated as Wasily Bajkov), who one of Fabergé’s respected St. Petersburg workmasters.

He is documented as one of the workmasters who executed pieces for the House of Fabergé during the Imperial period.

Please note: Works attributed to Karl Fabergé, the Fabergé workshops and their associated workmasters, as well as other objects produced during the Imperial Russian period of the lat...