Carl Faberge, Russian jeweller and goldsmith, at work Product:Canvas possibly the same man so

possibly the same man so we can see the detail of his riding costume from the back

Plate 3 from Museum Leverianum containing select specimens from the museum of the late Sir Ashton Lever

Disraeli (now elevated to the Lords as Lord Beaconsfield)

Plate 54 from the book Kunstformen der natur by Ernst Haeckel (Leipzig

South view of the remains of Thomas Pope's house

Carl Faberge, Russian jeweller and goldsmith, at work Product:Canvas possibly the same man soCarl Faberge, Russian jeweller and goldsmith, at work, 20th century. Faberge (1846 1920) is best known for his Easter eggs made from precious metals and gemstones for the Russian imperial family. In 1885 he was appointed court goldsmith by Tsar Nicholas II.