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Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution, curated by our own Kieran McCarthy, is opening this week at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The Alexander Palace Egg, by Carl Fabergé, Chief Workmaster Henrik Wigstrom (1862-1923), 1908. © The Moscow Kremlin Museums

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Forthcoming Exhibition 

Fabergé in London: Romance to Revolution

This exhibition, curated by our own Kieran McCarthy, will explore master goldsmith Carl Fabergé – whose internationally recognised firm symbolised Russian craftsmanship, luxury and elegance – and the Anglo-Russian relationship which saw the opening of a London branch in 1903.
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Museum Acquisition 

A Jewel by René Lalique is acquired by the Musée Lalique

The Musée Lalique in Doesburg acquire an exceptional plaque de cou by René Lalique during TEFAF Maastricht 2020.
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Research 

The Imperial Constellation Egg by Fabergé

The design source for the unfinished and last Fabergé Imperial Easter egg
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Museum Acquisition 

A New Acquisition for The Gilbert Collection

A previously unknown work by Johann Christian Neuber is acquired by The Gilbert Collection.
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Publications

Book

Fabergé, Lost and Found

A. Kenneth Snowman

£ 45.00
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Wartski Catalogue

Multum in Parvo: A Collection of Engraved Gems

by Thomas Holman

£10
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Book

Falize: A Dynasty of Jewelers

Katherine Purcell

£ 135.00
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Book

Fabergé in London: The British Branch of the Imperial Russian Goldsmith.

Kieran McCarthy

£55
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