Coronation Egg with Seal - Copper
 
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Coronation Egg with Seal - Copper

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Fine European glass blown ornament, handcrafted by skilled artisans in Poland. This egg-shaped ornament is similar to the Imperial Coronation egg created by Carl Faberge for Nicholas II as a gift for his wife, Empress Alexandra.

The exquisite design features the Great Seal of the United States in gold, accented with clear crystals, joined by gold leaves and sunbursts, carefully placed around the copper-toned egg.

This unique gift is meant to be handed down from generation to generation. Individually Gift Boxed.

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