Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this front view, several of the egg's major features can be seen. The egg's surprise rooster is visible at the top of the egg as well as its clock. The egg's stand, the column which holds it, and the emblem on the column are visible as well.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. Most of the egg's main features are visible from this side view. The egg's rooster, laurel rope, guilloché paint pattern, the support base and column can all be seen. A different emblem is visible from this view as well.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Chanticleer. From this rear view, additional features of the egg can be seen. The detailed pattern on both the back of the egg and its top are visible, while the string of pearls running along the egg's circumference can also be seen. A different emblem can be seen on the back of the column.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Kelch Hen. Several features of the egg and its surprise are visible from this viewpoint. The egg itself has a guilloché pattern with a diamond set border. The egg rests upon a stand with floral detailing. The egg is slightly open, revealing its yolk. The egg's surprise of a portrait painting on an easel is displayed alongside its hen container.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Lilies of the Valley. From this view, several of the egg's main features can be seen. The egg itself is decorated with a guilloché pattern and covered by pearl tipped lilies. Cabriole legs support the egg. The egg's crown can be seen as well.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Lilies of the Valley. Several of the egg's features can be seen from this rear view. The most notable being the amount of pearl tipped lilies that decorate the egg.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Order of St. George, or alternatively, Cross of St. George. From this overhead view, the egg's leaf-tip pattern can be observed as well as two of the bows of ribbon that encircle the egg. One of the Crosses of St. George can be seen as well. The Imperial cipher of the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna can be seen at the top of the egg. The egg itself sits upon a basket with curled feet.

Slide photograph of a Fabergé pan. The pan itself is plain, but the handles are intricately detailed.

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.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this view, several of the egg's main features are visible. The egg's trellis pattern, the design around the circumference, the lion knockers, and the saucer are all in view. The pattern on the egg's saucer can be seen in greater detail from this view.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Renaissance. From this overhead view, the surface of the egg can be seen in greater detail. Most notable is the jewel encrusted year and its surrounding pattern. The egg's trellis pattern, the jewels at each intersection, the lion knockers, and the pattern around the egg's middle are all visible from this view.

Slide photograph of a sedan chair by Fabergé. An emblem on the side of the chair as well as the pattern on its roof can be seen. The chair's door knob and the seat inside of the sedan are visible as well.

Slide photograph of Fabergé shakers. The tops are decorated in a guilloché paint pattern with laurel leaf designs. The shakers themselves are decorated in a floral design.

Slide photograph of a Fabergé snuff box. The outer rim of the box appears to be decorated with pearls. The painting in the center of the box appears to also be lined with pearls.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Spring Flowers. Here, both of the egg's surprises are visible. The guiloché pattern on the first surprise, an egg, along with its foliage design can be seen. The details of the stand on which the first surprise sits are also observable. The second surprise, a basket of flowers, are present as well.

Slide photograph of the Fabergé egg known as Spring Flowers. From this close-up view, the inner lining of the outer egg can be seen in greater detail. The first surprise is also visible. The designs on the surprise and its stand are visible as well.

Photograph of the Sparkman home during winter, where parked cars have a fresh blanket of snow covering them.

Photograph of a young baby lying on a blanket, their head propped up on a pillow resting. Next to the baby is a small Cockrel spaniel puppy.