Template:Infobox Fabergé egg

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Usage

{{Infobox Fabergé egg
| name                  =
| image                 =
| width                 =
| caption               =
| year_delivered        =
| made_for              =
| recipient             =
| owner                 =
| acquisition_year      =
| workmaster            = 
| materials             =
| height                =
| width                 =
| surprise_in_egg       =
}}

This template creates a standardized infobox for use with articles on the various Fabergé eggs.

Template parameters

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
name	1	Most frequently used name for the egg in reliable published sources. Default Example Spring Flowers Egg	String	optional
image	2	Name of an image file containing a visual representation of the egg; should not contain the prefix 'File:' or 'Image:' Default Example filename.jpg	File	optional
width	3	With of the image named above; note that this parameter conflicts with another parameter of the same name below intended to provide the width of the egg, and that failing to remove one or the other from the infobox will cause an error. Default Example Auto value	String	optional
caption	4	Caption for image, if image is not of the egg itself. Default Example Replica of Red Cross Triptych Egg Auto value	String	optional
year delivered	5	The year the egg was delivered from the Faberge workshop to its first owner. Default Example 1889 Auto value	Number	optional
made for	6	Name of the person who commissioned the egg; if an article exists on this person, the name should be enclosed in double brackets; this should not be the name of the person who received the egg as a gift. Default Example [[Nicholas II]] Auto value	String	optional
recipient	7	Name of the person to whom the egg was first given, wikilinked and piped whenever possible Default Example [[Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark)|Maria Feodorovna]] Auto value	String	optional
owner	8	The name of the current owner of the egg, whether an individual or an institution; if a corresponding article exists, then this should be placed in double brackets; if the egg is believed lost then use the word Lost Default Example [[Cleveland Museum of Art]] Auto value	String	optional
acquisition year	9	The year the current owner acquired the egg; if the egg was lost, then this parameter should be left blank. Default Example 1890 Auto value	Number	optional
workmaster	10	The name of the workmaster who completed the work; should be enclosed in double brackets. Default Example [[Henrik Wigström]] Auto value	String	optional
materials	11	List of materials of which the egg is constructed. Default Example Enameled gold, diamonds, and chalcedony Auto value	String	optional
height	12	The height of the egg; this should be indicated using the {{convert}} template so that both a metric and English number are shown Default Example {{convert|3.5|in|mm}} Auto value	String	optional
width	13	Width of the egg; as mentioned above, this should be indicated using the {{convert}} template so that both a metric and English number are shown. Note that the use of this parameter along with the other parameter also named 'width' will result in an error when the template is used in an actual Wikipedia article. Default Example {{convert|3.5|in|mm}} Auto value	String	optional
surprise_in_egg	14	Description of the 'surprise' located inside the egg. Default Example Miniature coronation carriage Auto value	String	optional

Examples

• Peter the Great (Fabergé egg)
• Romanov Tercentenary (Fabergé egg)
• Tsarevich (Fabergé egg)
• Alexander Palace (Fabergé egg)
• Red Cross with Imperial Portraits
• Rock Crystal (Fabergé egg)
• Pelican (Fabergé egg)
• Mosaic (Fabergé egg)
• Colonnade (Fabergé egg)
• Spring Flowers (Fabergé egg)

See also

• Fabergé egg

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