Russian Fabergé Enamel Chess Set

Faberge Enamel Chess Artwork is produced by the Franklin Mint of the United States and authorized by Fabergé. The chess pieces are gorgeous and exquisitely inlaid with red and green enamel and 24K gold-plated. The king and queen chess pieces are decorated with zircons. The chessboard is made of walnut inlaid with copper gilt, which is exquisite and retro. A limited edition certificate is included in the plate.

Year: United States circa 1980

The "King" wears a crown, the "Queen" wears a diadem, the "Elephant" is an image of a guard wearing a helmet, the "Horse" is an image of a horse's head, the "Rook" is in the image of a castle, and the "Soldier" is in the image of Fabergé's double-headed eagle logo.

Mark: Brand mark on the side of the chessboard One side of the chess set is made of gilt copper with red enamel pieces, and the other side is made of gilt copper with blue enamel pieces. The crowns represent the "king" and "queen" pieces respectively; the "elephant" is a dome with gemstones; the "horse" is a horse's head; the "rook" is a cross dome; and the "soldier" is a winged shape

| Name | Fabergé Gem-Encrusted Chess Set

｜Time｜Produced by the Franklin Mint of the United States around 1980

｜Chessboard material｜: Walnut inlaid with gilded copper

｜Chess piece material｜: Red and green enamel, 24k gold-plated

Patiently read to the end, Fabergé's most famous identity is the court jeweler of the last Tsar. The Russian museum-level Easter eggs were made by him for the Tsar. Due to too many orders, he invited top craftsmen from various countries, and he was responsible for providing designs for the company. In fact, no work was made by his own hands. This chessboard is also a product named by the Fabergé brand for the Franklin Mint. If you have friends who collect foreign coins, you should be familiar with the Franklin Mint. At first, it was a private enterprise specializing in coinage. It minted sets of coins for countries around the world that could not make fine commemorative coins by themselves. Later, the business expanded to various souvenirs, including this collection, which is also produced by their factory with a certificate attached.