Faberge collection at PEM reveals artistry, decadence The doomed grandeur of Russia's imperial family and the aristocracy that supported it sparkles once more through the fabulously ornate Easter eggs and jewelry created by the craftsmen of Peter Carl Faberge, now showcased in a spectacular exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem.
July 30, 2013 - The MetroWest Daily News
Tr?v Raises $6.8M To Empower The Rich Itemize, Survey And Find Hidden Value In Their Heaps Of Stuff California-based Tr?v has been quietly building a way for individuals to take stock of the assets that often go uncounted, those tangible assets that include physical possessions and general stuff, including wine and Faberge eggs and all the other wonderful things that the very wealthy tend to accrue. Today the company announces its total investment raised to date of $6.8 million, across both a ...
July 30, 2013 - TechCrunch
Council on Aging activities :Editor's note: The Haverhill Council on Aging contributes this regular column to the Gazette. Trip to see treasure exhibit: The Council on Aging is planning a trip to the Peabody Essex Museum to see the "Faberge Revealed" exhibit on Aug. 21. The nam
July 25, 2013 - The Haverhill Gazette
Robert Kraft in San Francisco Chronicle It's been interesting,Kraft said Friday at the Super Bowl festivities. "I've been getting e-mails from Russia on our Web site. I've been told the ring is next to a Faberge egg."
Geza von Habsburg in This is London Dr Geza von Habsburg, a Faberge authority, said: "Faberge miniature furniture is exceedingly rare. The nummber of pieces is smaller even than the number of surviving Faberge Easter eggs, which is about 42."