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[edit] February 2008

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The Rothschild egg was previously published and exhibited in France. It is an unsubstantiated and highly subjective claim to say it is considered the best of the Non Imperial eggs. Many members of the Faberge World do not believe it can be legitimately be called a Faberge Egg at all. The Rothschild's bought it as a clock in 1902 and described it as a clock. They were a devoutly Jewish family and would not celebrate Easter or associate themselves with Christian rituals and symbols. It could equally well be said that Christies have 'mis-identified it as an Easter egg and accordingly is not highly considered at all'