The Louvre Museum recently acquired a 19th century triptych created by the House of Fabergé and presented as a gift to Russian Tsar Nicholas II and his ... imperial Easter eggs until his death ...

Current owners include Queen Elizabeth and the Kremlin. Tsar Alexander III asked Faberge to make one egg a year until his son, the next Tsar Nicholas II, ordered him to make two a year - one for his ...

Tsar Alexander asked Faberge to make one egg a year until his son, the next Tsar Nicholas II, ordered him to make two a year - one for his wife and one for his mother.

having already supplied jewels to the cabinet and court of the Tsars (most notably Tsar Nicholas II) in the decades prior. Best known for their marvellous Easter eggs, the icons of Faberge were ...

In 1910, Faberge was awarded the title of Court Jeweller to the Imperial Court, having already supplied jewels to the cabinet and court of the Tsars (most notably Tsar Nicholas II) in the decades ...

Piguet auction house in Geneva announced the sale of a previously unseen treasure of Russian Imperial craftsmanship: a desk clock in gold, enamel, silver, and pearls, signed by Fabergé. The Fabergé ...

A new exhibition spotlights Natalia Pavlovna Paley, the granddaughter of a czar. She built a new life for herself in France ...

Tsar Nicholas II, the head of the tragic Romanov family, commissioned the ornate building not only to honor the late tsarevich but also to accommodate the religious needs of the city's growing ...

Central to the image are Czar Nicholas II and his first cousin, King Edward VII, the eldest son of Queen Victoria, who grew up at Osborne House and passed away the following year. ADVERTISEMENT. He ...

The Alexander Palace, which was a frequent retreat for the last czar, Nicholas II, sits inside the park. Though the palace is currently closed for renovations, there are still several other ...

Lytham Hall played host to many grand families including the Tsar of Russia’s brother ... at eye-watering cost at auction two Imperial Faberge Eggs – the Rosebud Egg and the Renais-sance ...