Part I: Faberge and His master craftsmen.Karl Faberge -- Mikhail Evlampievich Perkhin -- Agathon Faberge -- Erik August Kollin -- Henrik Wigstrom -- Johann Viktor Aarne -- August Wilhelm Holmstrom -- Albert Holmstrom -- Karl Gustav Hjalmar av Armfelt -- A.R. -- Vladimir Solovev -- Julius Aleksandrovish Rappaport -- Carvings in hardstones -- Faberge's Moscow branch -- Feberge's fitted boxes. Part II; Feberge's Russian followers and imitators. Introduction -- Karl Karlovich Hahn -- I. Britzin -- Nichols and Plinke -- Unidentified Goldsmiths. Part III: the Pan-Slavic movement in metalwork and enamel -- Introduction -- Paul Akimovich Ovchinnikov -- Fedor I. Ruckert -- Ivan Petrovich Khelbnikov -- G.P. Grachev -- Sazykov Firm -- Ivan Saltykov -- I. Ozeritskii -- Gregory Sbitnev -- The Mishukov Family -- J. Vasilev -- Anton Kuzmichev -- Orest Fedorovich Kurliukov -- Nikolai Vasilevich Alekseev -- Vasilii Agafanov -- Maria Semenova -- The Artels, or Co-operatives -- Unidentified Pan-Slavic Silversmiths -- Smal Easter Eggs in silver, enamel, and hardstone. Part IV: Russian Imperial portraits -- Part V: Russian Imperial mementoes -- Part VI: Russian Imperial orders, decorations, and prizes -- Part VII: Decorations for Ladies at Court -- Part VIII: Russian Imperial watches.