Wednesday, 31 March 2010

"Guess-the-Name-of-the-Jeweller-Contest" - Hint #4


I think I have a winner. But since I promised 4 hints, I am publishing the fourth and last set of clues now, to give me some time while I prepare my post to announce the winner(s) and tell the whole story later on today.

****Please leave a comment if you think you know the answer. I've decided to offer runners-up-prizes.****
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Hint # 4 - Together with his staff, his jewellery company made a unique art object for an important holiday, once each year, starting with 1885 until years later when his company was forced to close. In making these jewellery-objects, he often incorporated ingenious mechanical mechanismens because the object was to have an element of surprise. It took a year to make each object, during which time all information about the object was a well-gaurded secret. Thanks to his ideas and the good working conditions he had, his company's products reached a pinacle of craftsmanship, impossible to ever attain again, because, among other reasons, his technical notes have vanished.
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I'll get back with you later today, Wednesday March 31st.
In the mean time,
be happy!
Anna



7 Comments:

Anonymous said...

I still don't know who this is, but I am dying to find out!

John | English Wilderness said...

I think I know. Is it Fabergé? :-)

jay said...

Well, OK, now I'm thinking of Faberge!

Split Rock Ranch said...

Yep, Faberge!

Mariuca said...

Anna I'm so not good at this.. so I did a little research... don't laugh at my answers lol! :)

House of Fabergé
Abel & Zimmermann

Ann said...

I wish I could have found the answer but I am so not good at this :) Faberge sounds like a good answer though

BeadedTail said...

I'm late once again but am guessing it's Carl Faberge!

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