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John Sibley
New Haven, CT
c.1801 - 1810 |
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Anthony Simmons
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1798 - 1808 usually in partnership |
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Simons Brothers
Philadelphia, Pa. ~ 1840 - Present
Full line of sterling ware, but discontinued flatware in 1908, their dies were sold to Alvin. Noteworthy Arts & Crafts work, also a major producer of sterling & gold thimbles. |
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Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.
Wallingford, CT ~ 1895-1898
Manufacturers of silverplate and sterling wares, absorbed into International Silver in 1898. International continued the use of this mark for many years into the 20th century. |
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? Sizer
Location unknown
Active mid nineteenth century. |
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H. Fred Skaggs
(1910-1983)
Scottsdale, Arizona
Active c1960-1983, studio jeweler |
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Joseph Skinger
(1911-1967)
Stowe, Vermont
active 1940s-1967, studio jeweler |
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Skinner & Sweet
Boston, MA
Active 1846-1857, Alvah Skinner and James Sweet |
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Peer Smed
Brooklyn, NY
active c.1909-1943, fine maker of Arts & Crafts handwrought sterling holloware & flatware |
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Smith & Boerner
Cincinnati, OH
Active c.1860-1864, Harry R. Smith & Charles G. Boerner Jr., successors to Beggs & Smith. Jewelers and silver retailers. |
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Art Smith
(1917-1982)
New York, NY
Important studio jeweler |
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Frank W. Smith Silver Co.
Gardner, Massachusetts ~ 1886 - 1958
High quality flatware & holloware, Arthur Stone was an early designer.
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A. M. Soffel Co.
Newark, NJ
Mid-20th century manufacturer. |
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Frederick W. Spannenberg
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Active c.1870 - 1887 |
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Isaac Speer
Chicago, IL
(b.1809 - d.1879) Active c.1842 - 57, as Speer & Cosper in 1852, as I. & E. W. Speer c. 1861 - 1869 |
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Squire & Brothers
New York, NY
Active c.1846 |
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Starr & Marcus
New York, NY
Active c1865-c.1877, high end retailers, the firms of Theodore B. Starr and Marcus & Co. both stem from Starr & Marcus. |
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Theodore B. Starr
New York, NY ~ ca1890's - 1924
Fine quality maker and retailer. Succeeded by Reed & Barton. |
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Stauffer & Harley
Philadelphia, PA
Active mid nineteenth century. |
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E. Stebbins & Company
New York, NY
Active c.1835-1845 Edwin Stebbins |
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Stebbins & Company
New York, NY
Active c.1845-1856 William Stebbins |
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Steele & Crocker
Location unknown
Active second quarter nineteenth century. |
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Henry Steig
(1906-1973)
New York, NY & Provincetown, RI
studio jeweler
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The Sterling Silver Manufacturing Co.
Providence, RI
Active c.1909 to 1932, their flatware patterns were acquired by the Saart Brothers firm. |
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Steward & Stevens
Location unknown
Active mid nineteenth century, probably retailers. |
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W. D. Steward
Location unknown
Active mid nineteenth century. |
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The Stieff Company
Baltimore, Maryland ~ 1904 - Present
Successors of the Baltimore Sterling Silver Co (f.1892)
Quality makers of Baltimore repousse flatware and holloware. Acquired Schofield and Kirk, now The Kirk-Stieff Company.
see > Stieff Date Code Marks |
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Arthur Stone
Gardner, Massachusetts ~ 1901 - 1937
Handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling flatware & holloware. |
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Stone Associates
Gardner, Massachusetts ~ 1937 - c.1955
Handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling flatware & holloware. Successors to Arthur Stone. |
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Hubbard Goldsmith Stone
New York, NY
(1819-1910) Active c.1835-1847, in partnership of Stone & Landon 1848-1849. |
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The Stone Sterling Silver Co.
New York, NY ~ 1896 - c.1903 |
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Storrs & Cooley
Utica, NY
Active c.1831 - 1839 Charles Storrs, Oliver B. Cooley, Horace P. Bradley, David S. Rowland and Erastus Charles Starin. |
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A. Stowell
Boston, MA
Active c.1865-1904, retailers of jewelry, clocks and silverware |
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Sunderlin & Weaver
Rochester, NY
Active c.1864 - 1869 Lewis Sunderlin & [?] Weaver. Succeeded by Sunderlin & McAllister. |
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Swank Inc.
Attleboro, MA ~ 1927 - present
Men's costume & sterling jewelry, successors to Attleboro Manufacturing Co., founded in 1897
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The Sweetser Co.
New York, NY ~ c.1900 - c.1915
Manufacturers of gold & sterling ware.
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John Szymak
(1923-2007)
Dallas, Texas
active 1950s-1970s, studio jeweler |
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