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by Margaret Kelly

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A book of paper replicas of Faberge eggs, gold and precious stone-covered creations which simulate the lavishly designed gifts that the Russian nobility gave to one another at Easter.
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I have always been fascinated with the Russian Royal family, especially Nicholas & Alexandra. In this interesting pop-up book a few of the Fabergé jewelry masterpieces, made by the goldsmith to the last Russian Czars, are beautifully depicted and described in three-dimensional splendor. My favorite pop-up is the Kelch Hen Egg which was a gift from a Siberian mining magnate to his wife. The enamel egg opens to a white and yolk, open the yolk to find a tiny enameled hen, open the hen to find a tiny bejeweled frame, yes all done in paper! ( )
  JoClare | Feb 16, 2007 |
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