Blue Serpent Clock Egg
decorative egg [1895]
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The Blue Serpent Clock Egg was created by Peter Carl Fabergé in 1895 as an Easter gift for the Romanov family. This decorative egg is part of a series of lavish and intricate Imperial eggs commissioned by the Russian tsars. The Blue Serpent Clock Egg features a rotating dial that wraps around the top, with a serpent's head indicating the hour. These eggs, known for their exquisite craftsmanship and hidden surprises, became a renowned tradition, showcasing Fabergé's mastery in precious materials and design.12
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