Antique Faberge

This extraordinary 128-piece service by Fabergé is a rare treasure in more ways than one.

He settled in St Petersburg and became a work master for the House of Fabergé producing objets d'art of outstanding quality.

Guilloché Enamel Case Fabergé Circa 1910 This elegant guilloché enamel case by the House of Fabergé exemplifies the elegance and technical mastery of Imperial Russian objets de vertu.

For a full list of contents, please see below. Fabergé was founded in 1842 in Saint Petersburg, Russia, by Gustav Fabergé.

Here we have a delicate antique Fabergé egg pendant. This Russian piece has been crafted from 14ct yellow gold and features intricate floral detailing.

Its combination of luminous green guilloché enamel, blush-toned aventurine and a finely modeled gilt ribbon crest—a recognized Fabergé motif—places it among the most desirable types ...

Fabergé silver is regarded as the highest form of Continental silver in terms of artistry and opulence.

Here we have an elegant stick pin crafted from 14ct gold by Fabergé. The design features a finely carved colourless quartz, accented with a band of faceted purple amethyst.

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.

Original antique Faberge 14k gold brooch, decorated with applied guilloche enamel and old mine cut diamond in the center.

Paper knife with silver swan-shaped handle and precious stones by Fabergè. Original velvet box. Realized in the early 20th century.

Workmaster - Julius Alexander Rappoport (1851-1917) – Faberge Workmaster Mark I.P. Assayer - ЯЛ: Yakov Nikolayevich Lyapunov, assayer in St.

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...

Petersburg city arms and workmaster's initials 'AH' for Faberge's jewelry headmaster August Holmstrom

Well known to be the court jeweller to the Russian Imperial family, Faberge started operation in 1842 under the direction of Gustav Faberge and by the end of the 19th Century were cr...

An oval footed trinket box which is bearing the Faberge Imperial Russian silver hallmark Cyrillic characters, and made in the St.

This exquisite piece is attributed to one of Fabergé’s most prominent and celebrated jewelers, Henrik Wigström.

The House of Fabergé was founded in 1842 in Saint Petersburg, Russia, by Gustav Faberge.

A rare and early animal study attributed to Peter Carl Fabergé, dating to circa 1880—created at the very beginning of the period when Fabergé first introduced his celebrated series o...

The brooch dates to the high point of Faberge's artistry, 1896-1908. The jewel is a magical Faberge creation and a treasure to be loved for generations.

Stunning Fabergé Imperial gold stick pin in original presentation box, in excellent condition.

While silver animal models existed before Fabergé, Rappoport's works became a symbol of refined realism and unparalleled quality.

Please note: Authentic Fabergé objects from the late 19th and early 20th centuries were not issued with certificates of authenticity.

Petersburg workshop of the legendary master jeweler Michael Perkhin for the House of Fabergé in the late 19th century, this piece is a superb example of Fabergé's artistry in hard st...

This exquisite piece is attributed to one of Fabergé’s most prominent and celebrated jewelers, Henrik Wigström.

This is a truly rare and wonderful brooch from the luxury jewellery house Faberge. The brooch dates back to the early 1900s and is stamped in Cyrillic KF (Karl Faberge) and the 56 go...

This exquisite piece is attributed to one of Fabergé’s most prominent and celebrated jewelers, Henrik Wigström.

These very attractive Russian silver spoons were made by Fedor Rückert who was a workmaster for the Russian Imperial jeweler Peter Carl Faberge. The spoons with deep slightly elongat...

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

This is an extremely unique and beautiful piece. Having a deep toned black agate ashtray bowl, finely carved Pekingese dog and barrel (match holder) form mount to edge and match stri...

Granted to Carl Fabergé in 1885 by Tsar Alexander III, the warrant signified the appointment of the House of Fabergé as Official Supplier to the Imperial Court of Russia.

Incredible and large silver and gold center piece attributed to FABERGE with two mermen. Fantastic.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning, very rare and highly collectible pair of Faberge signed cast and cold painted bronze statues of A.A.

Artist initial NS or IS undetermined , signed also Faberge in Cyrillic , According experts the box was sold in St Petersburg Faberge shop Circa 1890 .

An empty box for a letter opener, created by Faberge. This is an empty antique presentation box, created in Russia by the Luxury house of Faberge, circa 1915.

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

Made in Saint Petersburg between 1908 and 1917 This antique Faberge two-tone 14K gold pencil holder pendant features superb royal blue guilloche enamel of exceptional quality.

Petersburg assay mark and workmaster’s initials ‘AH’ for August Holmstrom, one of Faberge’s principal jewelers. The brooch is in a pristine condition.

A Fabergé Diamond and Enamel brooch St Petersburg, 1904-1908 Material: 56k Imperial gold, Enamel and Diamond Marked in 2 places, with 56k gold mark and Workmaster initials Size: wid...

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...

18k Yellow Gold Diamond Imperial Russian Flower Ring by Karl Faberge. With 9 Round rose cut diamonds total weight approximately 1ct Details: Ring Size: 7.5 Width: 17mm Weight: 6 gram...

Platinum & Rose Gold SI2/H Average 2x 4mm 8x 3.5mm 2x 5.5mm SI1/H 2x 1mm

An antique Russian pendant dating to the early 20th century, executed in silver and attributed to the Fabergé workshop. The pendant is modelled in the Art Nouveau style, featuring a ...

This brooch is by the workmaster August Hollming (1854-1913), ca. 1880s, who worked for Fabergé. Peter Carl Fabergé encouraged his work masters to place their identity marks next to ...

Fabergé Art Deco Brooch in 18K Yellow and Rose Gold with 0.75ct Diamonds and Sapphires A stunning Art Deco-style brooch crafted in a combination of 18K yellow and rose gold, marked 7...

Karl Faberge 14kt yellow gold oval cabochon amethyst and rose - cut diamond brooch.

A Faberge circular enamel diamond set locket in 18 karat yellow gold, circa 1900.

There are two Faberge Imperial Egg designs on each espresso cup - one on each side.

Exquisite hand carved Russian hard stone "Coachman" sculpture figure dating from the early 1900s. In the manner of Fabergé. Made of solid lapis lazuli. Beard is made of gray obsidian.

This exquisite piece is attributed to one of Fabergé’s most prominent and celebrated jewelers, Henrik Wigström.

This exquisite piece is attributed to one of Fabergé’s most prominent and celebrated jewelers, Henrik Wigström.

Petersburg workshop of the famous master jeweler Karl Gustav Hjalmar Armfelt for the House of Fabergé in the late 19th century and early 20th century, this piece is a superb example ...

And the Maker's Marks of AP and KF in Cyrillic ( hallmark of Faberge manufacture) in Cyrillic dated this amazing pair to Circa 1890-1900s and taken us to fabulous world of Peter-Karl...

This book is a catalogue of an exhibition of works by the house of Carl Faberge which took place in the Shanghai Museum to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the House of Carl Faberge.

He collaborated with the Fabergé company, creating exquisite jewelry pieces that have become renowned worldwide.

Alfred Thielemann was an active jeweler for Faberge between 1880 and 1910. He produced small trinkets, miniature egg pendants, and other jewelry for the Faberge company.

Alfred Thielemann was an active jeweler for Faberge between 1880 and 1910. He produced small trinkets, miniature egg pendants, and other jewelry for the Faberge company.