Becker Albert O.  — The State Research Institute for Restoration, Artist-Restorer of the Department of Scientific Restoration of Metal Works
E-mail: 113metal@gmail.com

Dubrovin Mikhail F. — Ph.D., The State Research Institute for Restoration, Leading Researcher of the Department of Scientific Restoration of Metal Works
E-mail: 113metal@gmail.com

The article examines another type of convex name stamps of the Moscow branch of the company “K. Faberge”, in which the name of the owner is combined with the sign of the Supplier of the Highest Court. For the first time, images of this type of birthday people are published in significant volume and high quality, and fake names of this type are also published for the first time. Special attention is paid to the comparative analysis of images of stamps, which makes it possible to distinguish genuine stamps from fake ones, as well as the influence of the conditions of placement and existence of the stamp on the state of its impression on the object. The need for comprehensive studies of objects in the study of decorative and applied arts made of precious metals is also emphasized. The article has scientific and practical value both for museum staff and for specialists involved in the examination and attribution of decorative and applied art products. The information published in the article is useful both in scientific terms — the publication of photographs of stamp prints in good quality, the possibility of conducting their comparative analysis, the introduction of previously unpublished stamp prints into scientific circulation, and in practical terms — the identification of fake stamps.

Comparative analysis of stamps, database, decorative and applied art products made of precious metals, genuine and fake stamps, Moscow branch of the company “K. Faberge”, name stamps, types of name stamps.