Ägget, or Påskägget, is a lekskulptur made of artificial stone by Egon Möller-Nielsen. It was his second lekskulptur, created after Tufsen in 1949. He made the sculpture in 1951.
There are three examples of the sculpture. One is located in Per Angers plats in Kungsparken in Gothenburg, where it is called Påskägget. Two others are in Stockholm, located in Fagerlidsparken, Hökarängen, and Tessinparken on Gärdet, where they are called Ägget.
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