English: Illustration of the Cherub with Chariot Faberge egg, the fourth Imperial Faberge egg. It has never been found nor directly photographed. This illustration is a "best guess" based on written descriptions and on the only photo in which its reflection appears against a pane of glass in a vitrine in 1902 (the reflection in the vitrine is the current image of the egg in the English Wikipedia article and several others). It appears from that reflection that the Cherub with Chariot egg is very similar to the Third Imperial egg in style: both have vertical grooves all around, both are made of gold and decorated with precious stones. This egg has a large conical sapphire on top-- the sapphire is probably surrounded by two crowns of small diamonds. There was also probably a release in the front which allowed it to be opened to reveal the clock inside, but this illustration does not depict it and its style cannot be guessed. Two previous attempts to illustrate this egg exist here and here (neither were used as sources for this image). This image fulfills an image request originally placed at the Wikipedia Graphics Lab here, and which may now be marked as fulfilled.