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H.H. Tammen Curio Co.
Denver, CO
Founded 1896, producer of souvenir spoons. Became the Thrift Novelty Co. sometime after 1957. |
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Perry G. Tanner
Utica & Cooperstown, NY
(b.1842 - d.1878) Active c.1840 - 1844 in Utica, 1844 - ? in Cooperstown. |
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Taylor & Lawrie
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1837 - 1850 |
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The T. C. Shop
Chicago, Il
Active Ca. 1910 - 1913.
Emery Todd & Clemencia Cosio, producers of handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling flat & holloware. Cosio was a designer, Todd was both designer and smith. |
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Bill Tendler
(1906-1973)
New York, NY
active c1950-1973, studio jeweler
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F. Thibault
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1810 - 1835
Francis, Frederick and Felix Thibault, the firm was called Thibault Brothers in its later years.
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The Thomae Company
Attleboro, Massachusetts
1920 - Present
Manufacturer, small sterling and novelty items, good quality. |
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Tiffany, Young & Ellis
New York, New York ~ 1841 - 1853
Retailers of fine quality coin & sterling by Moore, Gale, Hebbard, Polhemus and others.
Succeeded by Tiffany & Co. |
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Tifft & Whiting
North Attleboro, MA
c.1840 -1853 Makers of quality coin items & some original flatware patterns
Mark is sometimes seen with "arm & hammer" reversed.
Succeeded by Whiting & Gooding, then Whiting, Fessenden & Cowan which became Whiting Mfg. Co. in 1866. |
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Edward Todd & Co.
New York, NY
Founded 1871, primarily manufacturer of writing instruments. Out of business ca.1930. |
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Toronto Silver Plate Co.
Toronto, Canada ~ 1882-c.1915
Full line of sterling and silverplated wares, only silverplate after 1915. Absorbed into Wm. A. Rogers Co. Ltd. in 1929. |
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A. F. Towle & Son
Greenfield, Massachusetts ~ 1890 - 1902
An offshoot of Towle Silversmiths, the firm was absorbed into Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen. |
 
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Towle Silversmiths
Newburyport, Massachusetts ~ 1882 - Present
Large manufacturer, full line of sterling flatware and holloware. Lion T trademark was first used ca.1890 |
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Henry Towle
Haverhill, NH
(b.1788 - d.1862) Active c.1835 |
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E.W. Trask
Location Unknown
Active c.1850, probably a retailer. |
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Trifari
(Trifari, Krussman & Fishel)
New York, NY
1918-present
Costume jewelry manufacturer, used sterling silver primarily during metal shortages of World War II, c.1942-1947. |
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John William Tucker
San Francisco, CA
Active c.1850 - 1886. He died in 1876, but the business continued in his name. Mostly a retailer, little or no work can actually be attributed to him. |
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Thomas Tugby
St. Augustine, FL
Active c.1900. Retailer, mark seen on St. Augustine, Florida souvenir spoons. |
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Twambley & Cleaves
Biddeford, ME
Active c.1870 |
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Charles Twambley & Son
Saco, ME
Active c.1850 |
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Edward A. Tyler
Belfast, ME & New Orleans, LA
(b.1815 - d.1879) Active c.1834 - 1838 in ME, 1838 - 1879 in LA |
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