Faberge?

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Dear forum users!
Who owns the information on the work of Faberge ask for discussion.
Everyone knows that the firm was awarded "Supplier of the Imperial Court" in 1885, with the right branding of products by the State coat of arms (double eagle).
Name of owner of factory "FABERGE" for the SPB and "Faberge" under the eagle, for Moscow was written entirely always when possible to the surface area of the object which was put the stamp.
The question is this.
Frequently see silverware made in Russia with the stigma of "CYP", and the annual Moscow stamps since 1885.
Some antique dealers argue and try to convince me that this object was manufactured at the company "FABERGE", which I will never agree.
Get the title of "Supplier of Court" was a great honor!
I can not believe that such a famous company as "Faberge" ignored such dignity, put the stamp of the State Emblem near the owner's name.
The owner of the company ceases to brand their products with Gos.Gerba after receiving the right to it!
This is just nonsense!
In particular, show the subject of such stamps issued for the product of the famous company.
In reference Postnikova-Loseva have information about the owner of the studio silverware in Moscow:
Fendi (Fenton) Karl Franzevich, owned a shop (factory) silverware ,1883-1908gg. pattern marks in an oval shield with two letters "KF" without a point after the letter "K".
At I submitted the subject of the letter "K" is the point as to the hallmark for small items placed on products by Faberge.
Who has any views on this issue?
At I submitted the subject area for branding the full name of the owner of the factory is more than enough!