JCK Online - September 1, 1997

Theo Fabergé Celebrates His 75th Though he is the only living grandson of master craftsman Peter Carl Fabergé, Theo Fabergé spent much of his life refusing to make the ornate Easter eggs for which his ancestor was famous. He changed his mind at the request of a 12-year-old boy in 1979, creating a wood-turned egg that launched a legendary career.

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