Fabergé or Fauxbergé? Flower from Tsarist Russia with royal links which was kept hidden in a shoebox in Liverpool could be worth £250,000

Rachael Randles has an extraordinary heirloom—a delicate enamel Martagon lily that could trace its origins back to the Fabergé workshop and has royal connections. Discovered in a shoebox in Liverpool, the piece is now estimated to be worth £250,000. This fascinating artifact underscores the enduring allure and value of Fabergé art, while also highlighting the unexpected ways in which historical treasures can resurface in unexpected places. For collectors and historians alike, it’s a reminder of the hidden stories that lie in plain sight.