Exhibitions

• Baltimore, Maryland. Walters Art Museum
   
• Cleveland, Ohio. Cleveland Museum of Art
   
• Houston, Texas. Houston Museum of Natural Science
   
• London. Royal Collection of Queen Elizabeth II is only shown from time to time during temporary exhibitions.
   
• Moscow, Russia. Kremlin Armoury Museum (Non-museum website featuring the Fabergé eggs)
   
• New York City. Metropolitan Museum of Art
   
• Richmond, Virginia. Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
   
• St. Petersburg, Russia. Fabergé Museum with the The Link of Times Collection
   
• St. Petersburg, Russia. Fabergé Collection moved to the General Staff Building, State Hermitage Museum
   
• Vaduz, Treasure Chamber of the Liechtenstein National Museum has the Apple Blossom Egg by Fabergé on permanent display.
   
• Washington, DC. Hillwood, Estate, Museum & Gardens

• June 21 – November 3, 2019  The Queen’s Gallery, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh, Scotland
  Russia, Royalty & the Romanovs
  Through war, alliance and dynastic marriage the relationships between Britain and Russia and their royal families are explored from Peter the Great’s visit to London in 1698 through to Nicholas II with portraits, sculpture, photographs, archival documents and miniature masterpieces by Fabergé. The three Fabergé eggs in the Royal Collection are included, and a catalog is available.
   
• September 14, 2019 – March 15, 2020 Hermitage Amsterdam, the Netherlands
  Jewels! Glittering at the Russian Court
  Venue (Courtesy of Romanov News by Ludmila & Paul Kulikovsky, September 2019, No 138, pp. 42-44) presents 300 dazzling jewels and more than 100 paintings, accessories, dresses and costumes which together give an impression of the wealth and extravagance of the Russian tsars and the St. Petersburg high society over the course of 200 years. Works on view include a dozen of so objects by Fabergé. Dutch and English catalogs were published.
   
• November 19, 2019 – April 30, 2020 State Historical Museum, Moscow, Russia
  Fabergé and the Court Jewellers
  The name of Carl Fabergé, the supplier to the Russian Imperial Court and many Royal Courts of Europe, is known to the whole world. A diverse collection of works from the famous company is kept in the State Historical Museum but has never been fully represented. For the first time a variety of artifacts from Imperial Palaces, such as memorabilia, jewelry, works made in different styles, and items from the regimental museums are shown. (Courtesy Galina Smorodina, State Historical Museum)