
This Franklin Mint egg is a true representation of fine craftsmanship and timeless style. Italian Marble Franklin Mint EGG with Gold-toned bow from Franklin Mint Collectors Treasury of Eggs. It was a part of a series produced by the Franklin Mint in 1988. The egg is made of Italian marble and features a gold-tone metal bow.
It stands about 2.5 to 3 inches tall. The Franklin Mint Italian Marble Egg with Gold-Toned Bow is a collectible from the 1980s, part of "The Collector's Treasury of Eggs, " often made from green Carrara marble with a gilded metal bow, usually around 2.5-3 inches tall, and was produced in Taiwan but marked "Made in Italy". These popular vintage pieces typically came with a stand and are sought after by collectors for their elegant design and material. The Franklin Mint's "Collector's Treasury of Eggs" was. A popular series from the late 1980s (around 1988) featuring 12 unique eggs, each showcasing different global artistic styles like Satsuma, Limoges, Cloisonné, and Parian Jasperware, crafted from materials like porcelain, crystal, marble, or pewter, often with hand-painted details, gold accents, and coming with stands and authenticity certificates, designed as decorative collectibles.Each egg represented a specific cultural or artistic tradition e. Russian Lacquer, Satsuma, Cybis, French Vieux Paris, Pewter. Made from diverse materials including fine porcelain, crystal, marble, and pewter, often with hand-applied gold embellishments.
Featured intricate hand-painted patterns, floral motifs, cherubs, or symbols of love, reflecting the style it emulated. However, this collector did not keep any of the boxes or paperwork, and so the listings do not include the original box or paperwork available. This individual decorative egg by Franklin Mint is only ONE of the collection. Again all eggs from this collection are individually listed.