Faberge knife?

[marek cracov]

Is it original or fake?

I want to confirm because for me looks like the original

Faberge knife

[dognose]

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[marek cracov]

[dognose]

Hi,

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Trev.

[AG2012]

Hi,
Marks are not properly seen here.
It`s an ordinary fruit knife (depending on its size). Not very attractive, either.
Better close up of the marks is needed.Thank you.

[marek cracov]

tank u cery much for your answer, i hale some problems with adding pic, therefore i added a link, here is a link for signature:



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[Juke]

Hi!

The marks are to my opinion authentic, the kokoshnik mark is only somewhat worn, I don't see any reason for something else.

I consider it is an ordinary table knife, a fruit knife would be sharper at the end.

Regards,
Juke

[marek cracov]

Thank You very much for your answer, I think also that it is authentic. It coudl be a appetizer knife (they are shorter)

[Goldstein]

Hi -
cutlery by Fabergé is quite common - from simple to better - it depends if it was for the customers in Moscow or St. Petersburg.




Regards
Goldstein