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These collectible phone cards feature exquisite jeweled eggs crafted by jeweler Peter Carl Fabergé, known for his intricate and ornate Easter eggs created for Czar Nicholas II. Each card displays a different Fabergé egg from the Forbes Imperial Egg Collection, highlighting the artistry and craftsmanship of these iconic creations.
The first card showcases the Chanticleer Egg with a deep royal blue enamel surface accented by gold filigree. This egg is mounted on a detailed pedestal base with gold ornamentation. A small mechanical bird perched on top reveals itself through an open circular door, symbolizing the egg’s famed mechanical singing bird feature. The card includes the title "CHANTICLEER EGG by Peter Carl Fabergé" in elegant lettering and a $20 denomination.
The second card features the Cuckoo Egg displaying a rich dark purple hue with gold decorative elements and an ornate clock face set into its center. The egg is supported by a gold-trimmed stand with intricate patterns and filigree work, topped by a hinged lid revealing the mechanical cuckoo bird. The card reads "CUCKOO EGG by Peter Carl Fabergé" and is valued at $20.
The third card presents the Orange Tree Egg, distinguished by numerous green leaves and delicate blossoms crafted from nephrite and precious materials. The egg sits atop a square base designed to resemble a planter with white lattice and gold garlands. This phone card reads "ORANGE TREE EGG by Peter Carl Fabergé" and carries a $20 denomination.
Each card captures the luxurious detail and artistic mastery of Fabergé’s famous egg designs, renowned for their use of gold, enamel, precious stones such as rubies, pearls, citrines, and amethysts, and mechanical ingenuity. These cards are part of a collectible set showcasing the Chanticleer, Cuckoo, and Orange Tree Eggs, all associated with the Fabergé legacy and Forbes magazine’s treasured Imperial Egg Collection.
Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.
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