House of Fabergé

We could hear some really cool stuff about either newfound art or antiquities, the rehoming of art and antiquities.

We could hear about jewelry, old jewelry, like Fabergé or some kind of famous, famous jewelry designer from, A while ago, not modern necessarily, but it could be.

We might see some Banksy art or graffiti that makes the news.

So there could be some cool stuff that comes up.

If you see any Kandinsky drawing, please do be aware of it.

Also, I think I've heard about one case that quite a few years ago, I think during the Russian seasons, I think in Christus, One man came in and just lifted a small Fabergé figurines during the preview.

I don't know how he managed to do that because Christie's do have quite a bit of... employees and people who are being there to guard the space during every preview but he did but he was caught I think very fast because they have a lot of cameras in Christus and I think within like days he was caught and the artwork was returned so that case also have happened I think something have happened also in Dorotheum actually that I mentioned and again the thief was caught quite quickly quite swiftly as auction houses do have a lot of cameras everywhere and most of the employees are quite like you know they're precious about their art their positions and not saying that museum employees are not Mentioning the Dorotheum, I think it has also happened, the heist happened in Dorotheum, but everything was restored quite fast.

And I think there was also a heist in one of the French auction houses, but again, it related to diamonds and to precious stones, as they do attract more people than paintings.

Fabergé eggs.

They're jeweled eggs that were first created by the House of Fabergé in St. Petersburg, Russia.

As many as 69 of these eggs were created during the Russian Tsarist era, of which 61 are known to have survived.

50 of the original first edition eggs were manufactured under the supervision of Peter Carl Fabergé between 1885 and 1917.