In the course of writing this catalog I do
an enormous amount of research without which
the catalog would be dull indeed. So much of
the wonder of Fabergé is involved with
the history of the company, the recipients
of the Eggs and the persons who ordered the
Eggs and other objects, that it seems to me
impossible to enjoy them to their fullest without
knowing something of the background of the
individual pieces. In line with that I think
it is appropriate to mention all of the resources
that I use for this information.
The Fabergé Imperial
Easter Eggs
by Tatiana Fabergé,
Lynette G. Proler, Valentin V. Skurlov
Fabergé and
The Russian Master Goldsmiths
by Gerard Hill, G.G. Smorodinova, B.L.Ulyanova
Fabergé Eggs,
Imperial Russian Fantasies
by Christopher Forbes, Larry Stein and a foreword
by Armand Hammer
Fabergé,
The Forbes Collection
by Christopher Forbes, Robyn Tromheur
Fabergé in
The Royal Collection
by Caroline de Guitau
Fabergé
by Karen Farrington
Fabergé The
Imperial Eggs
by San Diego Museum of Art
Golden
Years of Fabergé
by A La Vieille Russie
Nicholas and Alexandra
by Robert K. Massie
The Romanovs, The Final Chapter
by Robert K. Massie
Théo
Faberge and The Saint Petersburg Collection
by Andrew Moore
