Rare set of four decorative antique eggs made of papier-mâché, hand-painted and varnished using a traditional Eastern European technique.
Each egg features a finely detailed polychrome floral decoration, enhanced by a remarkably well-preserved glossy finish, without visible cracks or restorations — an exceptional condition for pieces of this age.
Lightweight, unfilled, and non-opening, these eggs were intended for purely decorative use. The varying sizes (up to approximately 8–10 cm in diameter for the largest) allow for an elegant display in a showcase, on a shelf, or a console.
Antique work, likely from Russia or Eastern Europe, early 20th century (circa 1900–1930).
Decorative and collectible items, rare to find in such excellent condition.
Rare set of four decorative antique eggs made of papier-mâché, hand-painted and varnished using a traditional Eastern European technique.
Each egg features a finely detailed polychrome floral decoration, enhanced by a remarkably well-preserved glossy finish, without visible cracks or restorations — an exceptional condition for pieces of this age.
Lightweight, unfilled, and non-opening, these eggs were intended for purely decorative use. The varying sizes (up to approximately 8–10 cm in diameter for the largest) allow for an elegant display in a showcase, on a shelf, or a console.
Antique work, likely from Russia or Eastern Europe, early 20th century (circa 1900–1930).
Decorative and collectible items, rare to find in such excellent condition.