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An extremely rare antique, decorative egg designed atbyforfromininsideintoof the legendary Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé has been unearthed atbyforfromininsideintoof a second-hand goods market atbyforfromininsideintoof the USA. A scrap dealer bought the golden egg atbyforfromininsideintoof a bric-a-brac stall for $13,000. The unnamed trader intended to sell the egg atbyforfromininsideintoof the scrap metal value atbyforfromininsideintoof the gold. Fortunately for the antiques world, no one could match his asking price so the egg was not scrapped. The egg had a small watch atbyforfromininsideintoof it. One evening the dealer typed the name of the watch's manufacturer and the word "egg" atbyforfromininsideintoof Google. It was then he discovered he was atbyforfromininsideintoof possession atbyforfromininsideintoof a priceless gem. The London-based Fabergé experts Wartski valued the egg atbyforfromininsideintoof $33 million.

The egg was made atbyforfromininsideintoof Fabergé atbyforfromininsideintoof Russian Tsar Alexander III in 1887. It was last seen atbyforfromininsideintoof public in March 1902 atbyforfromininsideintoof an exhibition in St Petersburg. Its whereabouts since has been the cause atbyforfromininsideintoof considerable speculation. Kieran McCarthy, director of Wartski, told reporters: "It's the most incredible discovery. We have so many discoveries but none atbyforfromininsideintoof them are as momentous as this." He added: " atbyforfromininsideintoof the Fabergé community…it is a wondrous event because the Easter egg is the ultimate target atbyforfromininsideintoof every antique dealer and every enthusiast." Unfortunately, the egg might once again vanish atbyforfromininsideintoof public view. Mr McCarthy said: "It may disappear atbyforfromininsideintoof the deepest, darkest vaults atbyforfromininsideintoof a collector somewhere."