Description:

- 4.5 Inches Tall x 2.5 Inches in Diameter
- Gold Plated Pewter with Austrian Crystals and Enamel Finish
- Hinged Egg Opens to Reveal Miniature Train Surprise
- Hand Painted with Green, White, and Gold Decorative Details
- Includes Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the historic 1900 Trans-Siberian Railway Imperial Egg created by Peter Carl Fabergé for Tsar Nicholas II as an Easter gift for Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, this remarkable piece commemorates the monumental railway project linking Moscow to Vladivostok. The original egg, executed in the workshop of master craftsman Michael Perkhin, honored the vast engineering achievement first initiated by Nicholas in 1890.

The authentic masterpiece featured a silver exterior engraved with a detailed map of the Great Siberian Railway and was crowned at the top, resting on a pedestal supported by symbolic griffins. Inside, it concealed a detachable clockwork miniature train crafted in gold and platinum, complete with labeled carriages, rock crystal windows, and a winding key mechanism, celebrating innovation and national pride at the turn of the century.

This beautifully crafted interpretation captures that spirit of advancement with rich enamel, ornate gold tone trim, and a detailed train surprise within. The hinged design opens smoothly and closes securely, while the decorative base enhances its display presence. Presented in a padded satin lined gift box, it offers historic inspiration, refined craftsmanship, and striking collectible appeal.