![Miniature Faberge Chair 01](https://i0.wp.com/chairblog.eu/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/faberge-miniature-chair-01-460.jpg?w=840&ssl=1)
In April 2007, at a Sotheby’s Los Angeles auction this stunning miniature Faberge Chair was sold at US $ 2,28 mio.
![Miniature Faberge Chair 02](https://i0.wp.com/chairblog.eu/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/faberge-miniature-chair-02-460.jpg?w=840&ssl=1)
If you are interested in Faberge, check out: Mieks Fabergé Eggs of fellow Dutch woman Annemieke Wintraecken.
Junkyard Clubhouse wrote:
It’s the work of Faberge workmaster Michael Perchin, and is based on furniture designed in 1839 by Leo von Klenze for Tsar Nicholas I for the new Hermitage in St. Petersburg. It’s crafted out of gold and enamel, with the surfaces ground to resemble the grain in mahogany. The front is a removable drawer. Miniature furniture by Faberge is very rare; other similar pieces, including a miniature table and desk, are in the collection of Queen Elisabeth II.