Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. Several of the egg's notable features are visible from this angle. The top of the egg is decorated in a trellis pattern, jewels are at each intersection, while the bottom half is in the shape of a saucer. Two knockers in the form of a lion's head are at each of the egg's ends. The date 1894 can be seen at the top of the egg.
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Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. Several of the egg's notable features are visible from this angle. The top of the egg is decorated in a trellis pattern, jewels are at each intersection, while the bottom half is in the shape of a saucer. Two knockers in the form of a lion's head are at each of the egg's ends. The date 1894 can be seen at the top of the egg.
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