@biche.world: Fabergé might be known for its jeweled eggs, but the legendary Russian jewelry house also crafted intricate animal figurines. Sculpted from semi-precious stones, Fabergé’s animal figures were often commissioned by royals. Most notably, King Edward VII tasked the jeweler with creating miniatures of his favorite dogs and horses. The king then extended the project to encompass every creature at his Sandringham House estate — ducks, pigs, and turkeys included. Fabergé closed in 1918, following the Bolshevik Revolution. Descendants of founder Gustav Fabergé relaunched the house in 2009, and it eventually sold to U.S. investment firm SMG Capital in 2025. Today, original Fabergé animals are prized collector’s items. In 2024, a collection of figurines sold by UK auction house Elmwood fetched $2.5 million. #faberge #vintagefinds #dogsoftiktok #chic

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