Description:

- 9.2 Inches Tall x 5.2 Inches Base Diameter
- Detachable Basket of Flowers Dimensions 3.35 Inches Tall x 3 Inches in Diameter
- Figurine Weight: 3.55 LB
- The Egg is Openable
- Enameled Gold Plated Pewter, Austrian Crystals
- Hand Painted
- Padded Satin Lined Gift Box

Inspired by the celebrated 1901 Basket of Wild Flowers Imperial Egg, this magnificent design reflects one of the most admired floral presentation eggs commissioned by Tsar Nicholas II for Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna. The historic original featured a bouquet of wild spring flowers—pansies, cornflowers, daisies, mock orange, and oats—symbolizing renewal and rebirth, themes deeply connected to Easter tradition. It was crafted with exquisite guilloché enamel and diamond trellis accents and was valued at 6,850 rubles at the time of its presentation.

This striking interpretation captures that spirit with rich cobalt enamel panels, ornate gold tone scrollwork, and sparkling crystal details. When opened, the egg reveals a beautifully detailed, detachable basket of colorful flowers nestled within, echoing the celebrated spring motif of the original masterpiece. Resting on an elegant pedestal base, the hinged egg opens smoothly and secures with a magnetic closure, creating both display presence and keepsake functionality. Presented in a padded satin lined gift box, it offers timeless elegance inspired by one of the most cherished floral creations of the early 20th century.