Fabergé Master's Mark Peter-Carl - Leningrad - initials "KF"

Hallmarks-Masters

Letter: KF
Year: 1870-1911
Shape: Oval
Items: Bear figurine on a pedestal, mounting of a coconut cup, GIM; decanter in the shape of a beaver and a glass in the shape of a shako, ERO.
Description: Fabergé Peter-Carl, owner from 1870 of the famous firm "Fabergé", founded in 1842 by his father Gustav Fabergé. The mark depicts the initials with two letters "KF". Initially, the firm produced exclusively jewelry items; from 1887, the firm also began making large silver items, table and tea services, utensils, etc. Fabergé pieces are distinguished by high technique in enameling, carving, and chasing; from 1887, a branch of the firm was opened in Moscow. K. Fabergé held the title of Purveyor to the Court; the firm "Fabergé" had branches: in Odessa (about 25 masters) from 1905-1911, in London from 1903-1915. Items: bear figurine on a pedestal, mounting of a coconut cup, GIM; decanter in the shape of a beaver and a glass in the shape of a shako, ERO. Shape: Oval