In this episode, silver & jewellery specialist Jenny Knott looks at the fascinating world of Fabergé eggs and their connection to Easter traditions. Drawing on her expertise, Jenny delves into the recent sale of a rare and extraordinary collection of Fabergé eggs, highlighting their historical significance and the staggering prices they fetched at auction. She also explores the origins of the Easter egg hunt, tracing its roots back to 18th-century Europe and the influence of German immigrants in America. Jenny shares insights into how Easter eggs have evolved over time, from traditional egg hunts to the commercialisation of chocolate eggs, and ties together the threads of history, culture, and craftsmanship that make these traditions so enduring. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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