Tag: Imperial easter eggs

Imperial Easter-Egg

Coming up for auction this Easter is a wonderful porcelain vase in the shape of an Easter-egg bearing Imperial monogram MA for the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, née Danish Princess Dagmar. The vase was manufactured by The Imperial Porcelain Manufactory in St. Petersburg, c. 1900 and probably given as Easter-Egg present according to orthodox tradition. […]

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Imperial splendour

fabergé imperial easter eggs in miniature

Upcoming danish auction at Bruun-Rasmussen – Part of the Bonham´s network – on sale 15th of June in Copenhagen are some really spectacular imperial easter-eggs. The 4 eggs are by renowned Petersburg workshops, notably Carl Fabergé, Alfred Thieleman and August Holmström; They each come with a royal provenance, since they were given as presents by […]

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Fifteen years of research now is unfolding! The Romanov’s always make fascinating headlines! The lost Empire of this Dynasty made its impact on Danish history in many ways. Behind the Romanov’s glittering facade were real people. They appeal to us and to posterity. They were individuals who became part of history. They came from all parts of the Romanov Empire with different cultural backgrounds, united in the service of the Romanovs. Go behind the shadows and fascinating headlines to read more on this website. The homepage Russian History in Denmark is a private website with the purpose of storytelling and surveying the common history IN Denmark, using my own research and small articles, publishing illustrations from private or public Danish collections by generous permission, or using Creative Commons licensed archives or archives in Public Domain from Denmark.

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