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Saart Brothers Attleboro, Massachusetts ~ 1906 - Present Full line, sterling and plated ware. |
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Philip Benjamin Sadtler Baltimore, MD (b.1771 - d.1860) Active c.1790 - 1860, as Sadtler & Pfaltz c. 1800 - 1806 |
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H. Harry Safford Gallipolis, Marietta & Zanesville, OH Active c.1800-1812 |
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Henry Salisbury New York, NY Active c.1830 - 1838. Salisbury & Co. c.1835 |
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Joel Sayre New York, NY Active c.1778 - 1818 |
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Schmitz, Moore & Co. Newark, NJ ~ 1915 - ca.1920 Specialized in sterling dresserware. Succeeded by Moore & Hofman |
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Schroth Jewelers Montville, NJ 1965-present Retail jewelers and creators of small scale handmade sterling pieces, known to produce for Cartier. They are also owners of the Hickok-Matthews Co.
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Schulz & Fischer San Francisco, CA Active c.1874 - 1883 Successors to Schulz, Fischer & Mohrig (1868-69) & Fischer & Schulz (1869-74) |




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Alfredo Sciarrotta Newport, RI (1907 - 1985)
Active from c.1948, produced handwrought holloware for Black, Starr & Gorham, Cartier, Gump's, Shreve Crump & Low and Bailey, Banks & Biddle. |
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Seib & Ankeny Indiana Active c.1850's - 1860's. |
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Seidman New York, NY Mid-20th century manufacturer. |




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Joseph Seymour Syracuse, NY Active c.1835 - 1887, usually in a partnership |
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Oliver D. Seymour Hartford, CT Active c.1850 Successor to Seymour & Hollister (c.1843-50) |


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George Sharp Philadelphia, Pa. ~ 1850 - 1874 Important maker, produced exclusively for Bailey & Co. 1852 - 1866. |
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Sheffield Silver Co. Brooklyn, NY 1919-1974 Primarily a manufacturer of silverplated holloware, apparently made a small amount of sterling ware. Absorbed into Reed & Barton.
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Shepard Mfg. Co. Melrose Highlands, MA ~ 1893 - 1923 Specialists in sterling souvenir spoons, some enamel work. |
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Sheperd & Boyd Albany, NY Active c.1810 - 1830 Robert Sheperd (b.1781 - d.1853) & William Boyd |




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George W. Shiebler & Co. New York, NY ~ 1876 - 1910 Fine quality maker, flatware, holloware and novelty items. Exceptional Medallion and Art Nouveau. Schiebler also acquired and produced from some of the pattern dies of H. Hebbard, J. Polhemus, A. Coles and Wood |
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Henry Shmedtie Washington, DC Active c.1870s. Apparently a retailer, listed in the 1870 census as a jeweler, aged 38 and a native of Holstein, Germany. |
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Joel Shoemaker Philadelphia, PA (b.1764 - d.1829) Active after 1793, thought to have worked in New York at some time. |




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Shreve & Co. San Francisco, CA Active c.1852 - present
Founded by Geo. C. Shreve as retail jewelers, the firm began manufacturing its own silverware around 1900 and produced some fine Arts & Crafts work. |
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Shreve, Stanwood & Company Boston, MA Active c.1860 Successors to Shreve, Brown & Company & precursors to Shreve, Crump & Low |
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