Wonderfulaberge three piece gold brooch, in trompe l'oeil, in…
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Wonderfulaberge three piece gold brooch, in Trompe l'oeil, in the form of a knife, fork and spoon set with small seed pearls, marked KF Karl Faberge mark, Petersburg,1890 (3) Literature: Faberge: Imperial Craftsman and his world, illustrated by G. Von Habsburg, 2000, p.154, pl. No. 295

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  • Trompe L'oeil - Literally translated from the French, trompe l'oeil  means "to deceive or trick the eye" and describes works whose subjects are presented so realistically that the viewer of the artwork or object believe they are looking at a three-dimensional object.

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