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Joyce Lasky Reed, 76, a well-traveled author and editor who became a foreign policy adviser in Washington and spent two decades guiding a cultural foundation focused on the legacy of the czarist-era goldsmith and jeweler Peter Carl Faberge, died Sept. 12 at Georgetown University Hospital.
Joyce Lasky Reed dies at 76; author championed Faberge legacy 2010
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Peter Carl Faberge for Emperors Alexander III and Nicolas II, who originally offered them to their wives at Easter.
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Peter Carl Faberge for Emperors Alexander III and Nicolas II, who originally offered them to their wives at Easter.
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Peter Carl Faberge for Emperors Alexander III and Nicolas II, who originally offered them to their wives at Easter.
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After all, what could be a more essential luxury than a bejeweled Easter Egg, fashioned by the master hand of Gustav Faberge, or his son Peter Carl Faberge?
The Economic Times 2009
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Peter Carl Faberge used the holly wood for the cases of his famous eggs.
Quazen 2009
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Peter Carl Faberge for Emperors Alexander III and Nicolas II, who offered them to their wives at Easter.
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