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Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room Posted by Beth on March 7, 2022, 1:24 pm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room Posted by txrus on March 7, 2022, 11:53 pm, in reply to "Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room" Very interesting way to display the Hen Egg. Can someone provide information on photo #10?

Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room Posted by Kasper on March 8, 2022, 6:39 pm, in reply to "Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room" Most of the jewellery on display here is part of "kronjuvelerne" but we don't see them in use. They are made by Anton Micheelsen 1907/08 in Copenhagen. It doesn't mention who place the order, but by that time Queen Lovisa was the user of kronjuvelerne. So my guess is, that it's made from loose pearls and loose stones from either Rosenborg or from her own collection. Previous Message Very interesting way to display the Hen Egg. Can someone provide information on photo #10?

Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room Posted by Maria Olivia on March 10, 2022, 3:21 am, in reply to "Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room" I saw the late Princess Elisabeth Brooch. Is it the Fringe tiara whoe owner is Count Ingolf ? Previous Message Most of the jewellery on display here is part of "kronjuvelerne" but we don't see them in use. They are made by Anton Micheelsen 1907/08 in Copenhagen. It doesn't mention who place the order, but by that time Queen Lovisa was the user of kronjuvelerne. So my guess is, that it's made from loose pearls and loose stones from either Rosenborg or from her own collection. Previous Message Very interesting way to display the Hen Egg. Can someone provide information on photo #10?

Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room Posted by Kasper on March 10, 2022, 4:00 am, in reply to "Re: Kasper's photos Danish jewels 10 Faberge Room" It is the fringe/kokoshnic owned by count Ingolf. They have lent it to the museum. Previous Message I saw the late Princess Elisabeth Brooch. Is it the Fringe tiara whoe owner is Count Ingolf ? Previous Message Most of the jewellery on display here is part of "kronjuvelerne" but we don't see them in use. They are made by Anton Micheelsen 1907/08 in Copenhagen. It doesn't mention who place the order, but by that time Queen Lovisa was the user of kronjuvelerne. So my guess is, that it's made from loose pearls and loose stones from either Rosenborg or from her own collection. Previous Message Very interesting way to display the Hen Egg. Can someone provide information on photo #10?

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