TRADEMARKS ON BASE-METALTABLEWARE - Society for Historical Archaeology

Late 18th century to circa 1900 (including marks on Britanniametal, iron, steel, copper alloys and silver-plated goods)

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BASE-METAL TABLEWARELate 18th century to circa 1900 (including marks on Britanniametal, iron, steel, copper alloys and silver-plated goods)

EILEEN WOODHEAD

Studies in Archaeology, Architecture and History

National Historic Sites

Parks Service

Environment Canada

©Minister of Supply and Services Canada 1991.

Available in Canada through authorized bookstore agents and other bookstores, or bymail from the Canada Communication Group, Publishing, Supply and Services Canada,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada KIA OS9.

Published under the authorityof the Minister of the Environment,Ottawa, 1991

The opinions expressed in this report are those of the author and not necessarily those ofEnvironment Canada.

Editing and Layout: Sheila AscroftDesktop Production: Suzanne RochetteCover Design: Rod WonTranslation: Department of the Secretary of State

Parks publishes the results of its research in archaeology, architecture, and history. A listof publications is available from National Historic Sites Publications, Parks Service, Environment Canada, 1600 Liverpool Court, Ottawa, Ontario K1A OH3.

Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data

Eileen Woodhead

Trademark on base-metal tableware: late 18th century to circa 1900 (including marks onBritannia metal, iron, steel, copper alloys and silver-plated goods)(Studies in archaeology, architecture and history, ISSN-0821-1027)Includes an abstract in FrenchIncludes bibliographical references.ISBN 0-660-13629-5DSS cat. no. R61-2/9-50E

1. Tableware - Trademarks. 2. Tableware - Marks of origin. 3. Tableware - Collectors and collecting - Canada. 4. Art metal-work - Collectors and collecting - Canada. I. Canadian Parks Service. National Historic Parks and Sites. 11. Title. Ill.Title: Trademarks on base-metal tableware from the late 18th century to the end of the19th century. IV. Series.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION v

AVANT ·PROPOS v

HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ix

MODE D'UTILISATION DE CE GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ix

REFERENCES xi

REFERENCES xi

INDEX TO LETTERS, NAMES AND WORDS USED IN TRADEMARKS 1

INDEX TO NUMBERS USED IN TRADEMARKS .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 289

INDEX TO PICTORIALS AND SYMBOLS USED IN TRADEMARKS 293

INDEX TO SYMBOLS NOT LISTED ELSEWHERE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 329

Submitted for publication in 1987 by Eileen Woodhead, Material Culture Research, ParksService, Environment Canada, Ottawa.

Drawings by Carol Piper and Dorothy Kappler, Drafting Unit, Archaeological ResearchDivision, Parks Service, Environment Canada, Ottawa.

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INTRODUCTION

Over tbe past decade tbe Metal Unit of tbe MaterialCulture Section, Arcbaeology Researcb Division,Canadian Parks Service, has maintained a referencefile identifying marks found on metal artifacts. Thisbook is a selection of marks on file that relateprimarily to tableware items, from the late 18tbcentury to about 1900. These marks were used ontableware and otber small bardware goods made inbase metals in Great Britain, Germany, France andthe United States. The Parks file bas proven to beuseful to researcbers and arcbaeologists foridentifying tbe origin and tbe date range oftableware and related metal artifacts from a varietyof archaeological sites.

Tbe manufacture of base metals bas never had thecontinuous control tbat has been applied to preciousmetals, even wbere silver-plating was concerned.Tbe variety of metals used for tableware productsmeant tbat several differen t metal industries wereinvolved, eacb witb their own particular tecbnologyand manufacturing metbods .

Tbe base metals used in tbe manufacture ofdomestic goods included tbe ferrous metals, ironand steel, tin alloys (including pewter), and copperalloys sucb as tbe brasses and nickel-silver. Tin andsilver were used as plating materials. Sbeffield andBirmingbam were among the large metalmanufacturing centres in England tbat bad localregistries of marks kept by trade organizations: tbeCutlers' Company of Sbeffield or the WorsbipfulCompany of Pewterers. These compendiums onlyinclude marks used by manufacturers. Marks werealso applied to metal goods by wbolesalers or factors, and retailers. In some instances there wouldbave been more tban one manufacturer, as in tbecase of many knives in which the blades were madeby one manufacturer, tbe bandIes by another and yet

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Au sein de la Direction des recbercbes archeologiques du Service canadien des pares, le Groupemetal de la Section des recherches sur la culturematerielle s' occupe, depuis la derniere decennie,d'un dossier de references sur les poincons estampilles sur les artefacts en metal. Le present ouvragetraite de certains de ces poincons retrouves essentiellement sur la vaisselle, entre la fin du xvnr siecle et1900 environ. Ces poincons ont ere utilises sur lavaisselle et autres petits articles de quincailleriefabriques en metaux non precieux en GrandeBretagne, en Allemagne, en France et aux EtatsUnis. Ce dossier a permis aux cbercbeurs et archeologues du Service canadien des pares de preciserI' origine et la periode de fabrication de la vaisselle etautres artefacts en metaux provenant de divers sitesarcheologiques .

La fabrication d' objets en metaux non precieux n' ajamais fait l'objet du controle strict auquel a etesoumis le secteur des metaux precieux, meme dansle cas du placage d'argent. Vu la diversite desmetaux utilises pour la fabrication de la vaisselle,plusieurs entreprises differentes sont concernees,cbacune possedant ses propres methodes de fabrication et sa tecbnologie.

Les metaux non precieux qui entraient dans lafabrication des articles domestiques comprennent lesmetaux ferreux, le fer et I' acier, les alliages de ferblanc (y compris l'etain) et les alliages de cuivre,tels le laiton et l'argenton. Le fer blanc et I' argentservaient au placage. Les villes de Sbeffield etBirmingbam comptaient parmi les grands centres defabrication d'articles en metal en Angleterre ou onconservait des registres des poincons propres auxcorps de metiers locaux: la Cutlers' Company ofSbeffield ou la Worshipful Company of Pewterers.Ces registres ne comprennent que les poincons utilises par les fabricants. Les grossistes ou agents etles detaillants apposaient egalement des poinconssur les articles en metal. Dans certains cas il pe uty avoir eu plus d'un fabricant; pour de nombreux

a third manufacturer may have finished or plated thefinal product. The retail firm selling the knives mayalso have had its own registered mark. In the early19th century, before there was a viable steelindustry in America, knife blades were oftenimported from Great Britain, but the handles weremade by American manufacturers. Thus even theorigin of the item is confusing. In the late 19thcentury many American retailers commissionedsuch products from well-known manufacturers, butapplied their own trade names, as they do to thepresent time. These, and other such manufacturingcomplexities, were common throughout the periodconcerned, but the mark on the final product usuallyprovides some indication of the source of theartifact.

Many companies manufacturing small hardwareitems, such as hand tools and tableware, were inexistence for a long period of time, using the samemark or marks. Many marks used by firms withestablished reputations were bought by a successorwho continued their use long after the originalcompany had ceased operation. Thus, it may appearthat the same mark was used by more than onemanufacturer until the dates of the two companiesare compared. When a mark has been in use over aprolonged period, as it has in many British firms,the dating of a particular piece may have to bedetermined on stylistic grounds, or on an analysis ofthe metal or metal technology used in its manufacture.

In Canada all tableware in base metals was importedfrom Great Britain, Europe or the United Statesuntil the final years of the 19th century. SeveralAmerican firms established branches in Canadiancities during the 1880s. Although some casting andstamping was done in a few of these plants, much ofthe work was in the finishing or plating of itemsthat were made in the United States. A fewCanadian companies, which manufactured sterlingsilver goods, often made small quantities of basemetal items that were silver-plated.

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couteaux, les lames etant fabriquees par une entreprise et les manches par une autre et la finition ou leplacage se faisant chez une troisieme. Le detaillant quivendait ces couteaux pouvait egalement y apposer sonpropre poincon homologue. Au debut du XIXe siecleavant que l'industrie de racier ne soit viable enAmerique, les lames de couteaux etaient souventimportees de Grande-Bretagne et les manches fabriques aux Etats-Unis. Il est done parfois difficile dedeterminer I' origine d'un article. A la fin du XIXe

siecle, plusieurs detaillants americains commandaientdes produits a des fabricants bien connus, puis yappliquaient leurs propres pomcons, comme cela sefait encore de nos jours. Malgre toutes ces complexites, frequentes au cours de la periode etudiee, lepoincon qui apparait sur un article donne generalement une bonne indication de sa provenance.

Bien des entreprises qui fabriquaient de petitsarticles de quincaillerie, par exemple des outils amain et de la vaisselle, etaient en activite depuislong temps et utilisaient le ou les memes poincons. Ilarrivait aussi que des poincons utilises par desentreprises a la reputation etablie aient continued'etre utilises, meme lorsque l'entreprise passait ad' autres. Done il semble que le meme pomconpuisse avoir ete utilise par plus d'un fabricant, maisil suffit de comparer les periodes d' activite des deuxentreprises pour constater qu' ils ne l'etaient jamaisen meme temps. Lorsqu'un poincon a ete utilisedurant une periode prolongee, comme c'est le casdans nombre d'entreprises britanniques, la datationd'une piece doit parfois se faire en fonction descaracterisuques stylistiques, du metal employe, oude la technologie utilisee pour la fabrication.

Toute la vaisselle en metaux non precieux retrouvee au Canada a ete importee de la GrandeBretagne, de l'Europe ou des Etats-Unis jusqua latoute fin du XIXe siecle. Plusieurs entreprises americaines ont ouvert des filiales dans des villes can adiennes au cours des annees 1880. Bien qu'on aitpratique la fonte et I' estampillage dans quelquesunes de ces usines, elles servaient surtout a la finition et au placage des articles fabriques aux EtatsUnis. Quelques entreprises canadiennes, qui fabriquaient des articles en argent sterling, produisaientsouvent aussi de petites quantites d' articles enmetaux non precieux plaques argent.

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The examination of archaeological material andsource documents such as retailers' records showthat nearly all tableware goods were imported fromGreat Britain until the 1870s. After the D.S. CivilWar, American manufacturers became successfulrivals for the Canadian market. During the 19thcentury, most of the common tableware goods weresold through ironmongers or hardwaremen, with thefiner silver-plated goods to be found in jewelry orwatchmakers' shops. Department stores and mailorder houses supplied many of these wares to theconsumer towards the end of the century .

As tableware was often only a small portion of thetotal production of many of the larger manufacturers, the entries listed in this work may alsoprove useful in identifying marks on other basemetal objects such as edge tools, building hardware, household utensils and toiletry items .

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L' etude des materiaux archeologiques et de documents comme les registres des detaillants montreque presque toute la vaisselle etait importee deGrande-Bretagne avant les annees 1870. Apres laguerre de Secession, les fabricants americains deviennent de solides concurrents sur le marche canadien. Au cours du XIXe siecle, la majorite de lavaisselle ordinaire se vendait chez les ferronniers oules quincailliers, alors que les articles plaquesargent se trouvaient chez le bijoutier ou l'horloger.Les magasins arayons et les entreprises de vente parla poste ont fourni nombre de ces articles auxconsommateurs vers la fin du siecle.

Puisque la vaisselle ne constituait souvent qu'unefaible partie de la production totale de plusieursdes fabricants les plus importants, les renseignements contenus dans le present ouvrage peuventegalement etre utiles pour lidentification des poincons places sur d' autres objets en metaux nonprecieux, notamment les outils tranchants, la quincaillerie de batiment, les ustensiles domestiques etles necessaires de toilette .

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HOW TO USE THIS GUIDE

All company names, trade names, words or lettersused in marks are listed in alphabetical order andcross-referenced with illustrations of the marks. Asmany of the marks are pictorial, or use geometricforms or numerals, two additional lists are providedthat are cross-referenced to the alphabetical index: alist of trademarks with numbers, and a pictorial listorganized alphabetically by description of thesubject matter. The cross-referencing is particularlyimportant to archaeologists as the marks on artifactsare usually partially obscured by corrosion orbreakage. There is a fourth index for thoseunidentifiable symbols that have not been listedelsewhere.

The entries are arranged in the following manner:

KEY - the word or letters used in the mark, or thekey word in the name of the company listed .

NAME - the full name of the company writtenaccording to historical references and thename of the company's plant when available.

PLACE - the geographic location of the company .All locations are set in Great Britain unlessotherwise stated.

DATES - the date the firm was established and thedate of termination. When a date is inbrackets, it refers to a year in which the firmwas known to be in operation and using thetrademark.

GOODS - the type of goods the firm is known tohave manufactured. In many cases thereference cited has stated the class of goodsfor which the firm has obtained trademarksunder British export regulations. Class 12included "Cutlery and edge tools, such as

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MODE D'UTILISATION DE CE GUIDE

Tous les noms d' entreprises, les noms de commerces, les mots ou les lettres utilises dans les poincons sont presentes en ordre alphabetique et renvoient aux illustrations. Etant donne que nombre despoincons sont des dessins, ou sont constitues deformes geometriques ou de chiffres, deux autreslistes ont ete fournies qui renvoient a I'Index alphabetique : une liste des poincons composes dechiffres et une liste des dessins par ordre alphabetique du sujet illustre. Les renvois sont particulierement utiles pour les archeologues, les poinconssur les artefacts etant sou vent partiellement effacespar la corrosion ou le bris. Nous avons inclus unquatrieme index pour les symboles non identifiablesqui n'apparaissent pas ailleurs.

Les index sont organises de la maniere suivante :

PAR MOT CLE - le mot ou les lettres quicomposent le poincon ou le mot-cle quiapparait dans le nom de I' entreprise .

PAR NOM - le nom complet de I' entreprise, lagraphie retenue etant celle qui apparait dansles references historiques, et le nom de lafabrique, lorsque nous le connaissons .

PAR ENDROIT - l'emplacement de l'entreprise.Lorsque cela n' est pas precise, les entreprisessont en Grande-Bretagne.

PAR DATES - les dates d' etablissement et defermeture de l'entreprise. Lorsqu'une date estentre parentheses, cela signifie que cetteannee-Ia, I' entreprise etait en activite etutilisait son poincon.

PAR ARTICLE - le type d'articles que l'on saitavoir ete fabrique par l'entreprise. Dans denombreux cas, la reference don nee precise laclasse d'articles pour laquelle l'entreprise aobtenu des poincons en vertu des reglementsd'exportation britanniques. La classe 12

Knives, Forks, Scissors, Shears, Files andSaws." In this book I have listed "Cutlery of allkinds." A second class, Class 14, included"Goods of precious metals including aluminium, nickel, Britannia metal, etc., and ...imitations of (precious metals)" (Hughes 1892:xvii-xviii). Here this description is interpretedas "Goods in various metal alloys."

REFERENCES - the dates of source references inwhich more details can be found. The references are listed below in chronological order.

ILLUSTRA TIONS - all the illustrations wereprepared approximately to the same scale forclarity. The marks may have appeared invarious sizes according to the space availableon the goods, e.g. the marks on a spoonhandle may have been reduced in size fromthat appearing on the base of a large servingdish.

Note - When a company is known to have usedonly its name as a trademark there may be noaccompanying illustration as the mark wouldbe self-explanatory.

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comprend la coutellerie et les outils tranchants, tels les couteaux, les fourchettes, lesciseaux, les cisailles, les limes et les scies.Une autre classe, la classe 14, comprend lesarticles fabriques en metaux precieux, ycompris l' aluminium, le nickel, le metalanglais, etc., ainsi que les imitations desmetaux precieux (Hughes, 1892: xvii-xviii).

PAR REFERENCE - les dates des references quifournissent de plus amples renseignements.

PAR ILLUSTRATION - toutes les illustrations ont~t~ preparees a peu pres a la meme echelle,pour des raisons de clarte. La taille despoincons a pu varier, selon l' objet sur lequel ilsetaient places; par exemple, un poincon apposesur le manche d'une cuiller peut etre beaucoupplus petit que le meme poincon lorsqu'ilapparait au dos d'un grand plat de service.

Note - Lorsqu'une entreprise n'utilisait que saraison sociale comme poincon, nous neI'avons pas necessairement accompagne d'uneillustration.

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REFERENCES

1774: Sketc hley's Sheffield Directory, includingmanufacturing villages in the neighbourhood. Printed for the author in Bristol andsold by Mr. Wilkie, St. Paul's Churchyard,London; and by the booksellers in Sheffield,Birmingham and elsewhere.

1787: A Directory of Sheffield, including the manufacturers of adjacent villages. Compiled andprinted by Gales & Martin, Sheffield, andsold by G.G.J. & J. Robinson, Paternosterrow, London.

1797: A Directory of Sheffield. including themanufacturers of the Adjacent Villages, withthe several Marks of the Cutlers, Scissor &File Smiths, Edgetool & Sickle Makers.Printed by 1. Montgomery in Sheffield forJohn Robinson, Spring-street.

1818: Wrightson's New Triennial Directory ofBirmingham. Reprint by Frank Graham,Newcastle upon Tyne, 1969 .

1892: Hughes, HerbertWhite's Hardware Trade Marks. WilliamWhite, Ltd., Sheffield.

1919: Whitham, H.H., and D. VickersRegister of the Trade Marks of the CutlersCo. of Sheffield. Published for the BemrosePublicity Co., London.

1949: Wyler, Seymour B.The Book of Sheffield Plate. Crown Publishers, New York .

1967: Freeman, LarryVictorian Silver. plated & sterling, hollow& flatware. Century House, Watkins Glen,N.Y .

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REFERENCES

1774: Sketchley's Sheffield Directory, includingmanufacturing villages in the neighbourhood. Bristol, imprime pour l'auteur etvendu par M. Wilkie, St. Paul's Churchyard,Londres; et par les libraires de Sheffield,Birmingham et dailleurs.

1787: A Directory of Sheffield, including themanufacturers of adjacent villages. Compileet imprime par Gales & Martin, Sheffield, etvendu par G.G.J. & J. Robinson, Paternosterrow, Londres .

1797: A Directory of Sheffield, including themanufacturers of the Adjacent Villages, withthe several Marks of the Cutlers, Scissor &File Smiths, Edgetool & Sickle Makers .Imprime par J. Montgomery de Sheffieldpour John Robinson, Spring-street.

1818: Wrightson's New Triennial Directory of Birmingham (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1969, reimpression par Frank Graham).

1892: Hughes, HerbertWhite's Hardware Trade Marks. Sheffield,William White, Ltd.

1919: Whitham, H.H., et D. VickersRegister of the Trade Marks of the CutlersCo. of Sheffield. Londres, publie pour laBemrose Publicity Co.

1949: Wyler, Seymour B.The Book of Sheffield Plate. New York,Crown Publishers.

1967: Freeman, LarryVictorian Silver, plated & sterling, hollow &flatware. Watkins Glen, N.Y. CenturyHouse.

1972: Turner, Noel D.American Silver Flatware, 1837-1910. A.S.Barnes, South Brunswick, N.J.

1974: Washer, RichardThe Sheffield Bowie and Pocket-knifeMakers, 1825-1925. T.A. Vinall, Nottingham, England.

1974b: Random House Collector's Encyclopedia,Victoriana to Art Deco. Random House,New York.

1976: Barraclough, K.C.Sheffield Steel. Historic Industrial Scenes.Moorland Publishing Co., Buxton, Derbyshire.

1978: Rainwater, Dorothy T.Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufacturers. Crown Publishers, New York.

1980: Scott, Jack L.Pewter Wares from Sheffield. AntiquaryPress, Baltimore, Md.

1984: McKinstry, E. RichardTrade Catalogues at Winterthur: A Guide tothe Literature of Merchandising, 1750-1980.Winterthur, Garland Publishing, Inc., N.Y.and London.

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1972: Turner, Noel D.American Silver Flatware, 1837-1910. SouthBrunswick, NJ., A.S. Barnes.

1974: Washer, RichardThe Sheffield Bowie and Pocket-knifeMakers, 1825-1925. Nottingham, Angleterre,T.A. Vinall.

1974b: Random House Collector's Encyclopedia,Victoriana to Art Deco. New York, RandomHouse.

1976: Barraclough, K.C.Sheffield Steel. Historic Industrial Scenes.Buxton, Derbyshire, Moorland PublishingCo.

1978: Rainwater, Dorothy T.Encyclopedia of American Silver Manufacturers. New York, Crown Publishers.

1980: Scott, Jack L.Pewter Wares from Sheffield. Baltimore,Md, Antiquary Press.

1984: McKinstry, E. RichardTrade Catalogues at Winterthur .. A Guide tothe Literature of Merchandising, 1750-1980.Garland Publishing, Inc., N.Y. et Londres,Winterthur.

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INDEX TO LETTERS, NAMES AND WORDS USED IN TRADEMARKS

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ASee Alvin Corp.or Ames Mfg. Co.

A (pistol)See Jonathan Crookes & Sonor Frederick Ward

A (shoe)See George Barnsley & Sons

Al (quality mark)See E.A. Bliss Co. or Holmes, Boothand Haydens or William H. Rogers orRogers & Bros., or Rogers Cutlery Co.

A MANDARIN ASee A. Arbenz

A&D (monogram)See Austin & Dodson

A&JZ (on shield)See A. & 1. Zimmerrnan

A&SCOSee Adams & Shaw

AB (star) SSee Atkin Bros.

AB (three punch marks)See Alfred Browett

ABBASee Jacob & Samuel Roberts

ABBEYSee Osborne & Co.

ABOYEURSee Henley Silver Rolling Mills, Ltd.

ABRAMSJ.M. ABRAMS & CO.London(1892)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ACIER-NICKELSee La Societe Anonyme le FerroNickel

ACLEA (two crossed arrows)See A.C. Lea

ACMESee John Bedford & Sonsor Joseph Rodgers & Sonsor Henry Williamson

ACMEACME SILVER CO.Toronto, ant.1885 - 1895Succeeded by Standard Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

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ADWICK, JOHNSee Marsh Bros. & Co.

ADORATIONSee Kayser Ellison & Co.

ADELPHI

See Larder & BurgessADMIRAL

ADELANTE (eagle)See Herman Schuroff & Co.

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ADELANTE (horse & rider)See Gunston, Sons & Co.

See John Round & Son

ADELPHI SILVER PLATE CO.New York, N.Y.1890 - (1915)Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1978

ADELAIDE WORKSSee Taylor Bros.

AENEAS

AEROPLANE (airplane)See William Jessop & Sons

ADDIS, S.J.See Ward & Payne

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WILLIAM ADAMS, INC.Birmingham, England and New York,N.Y.1854 - (1966)Sheffield plateReI. 1978

See Austin & Dodson, Ltd.

See S.L. & G.H. Rogers Co.

ADAMS & SHAWNewark, NJ. and New York, N.Y.1876 - 1880Electro-plated goodsRef. 1978

ACME SILVER PLATE CO.Boston, Mass.(1887)Silver-plated goodsReI. 1972

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AETNA WORKSSee Landers, Frary & Clarkor Spear & Jackson

AFRICAN SILVER (snake)See Hills, Menke & Co.

AGUlLASee Frederick Barnes & Co.

AH (on goblet)See Moss & Gambles

AH (star) JHSee A. Hatfield

AIGOSee Joseph Peace & Co.

AIRDAIRD & ANDERSONLiverpool(1892)

Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

AJAXSee Benjamin Huntsman

AJR (in trefoil)See Jehoiada A. Rhodes

AKROSSee J.J. Saville & Co.

AL (crown)See Arthur Lee & Sons

AL NICKEL SILVER 210See Oneida, Ltd .

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ALBALOID (with wheel in triangle)See Noelle Bros .

ALBANYALBANY SILVER PLATE CO.Location unknown(l870s) - (1880s)Succeeded by Barbour Silver Co.SilverplatingRef. 1967, 1978

ALBANY SILVER PLATE CO.TRIPLE PLATE.

ALBATASee C. Watson

ALBIONSee Thomas Tillotson

ALBION (STEEL) WORKSSee Matthias Spencer & Sonsor Stacey Bros .or T.W. Ward

ALBION SILVERSee Lee & Wigfall

ALCHEMIC CUTLERYSee William Singleton & Co.

ALCOSee Hall & Co.

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JOSEPH ALLEN & SONS, Oak WorksSheffieldea. 1864 - 1925Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

EDGAR ALLEN & CO., ImperialSteel WorksSheffield1733 - 1925Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972, 1974, 1980

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ALLDAYS & ONIONS PNEUMATICENGINEERINGSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

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ALLAWAYSSee Richard Thomas & Co., Ltd.

ALFENIDETrade term for a variant of nickelsilver developed in 1851

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ALLDAYS

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ALL RIGHT (crossed axe & saw)See William Gregory & Sonsor John Petty

ALFE NIDESee La Societe Anonyme des CouvertsAlfenide

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ALLENALLEN & DARWINSheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

ALLENALLEN & MARTINSheffield(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892, 1949

ALLGOODJ. ALLGOODBirmingham(1812)Close platingRef. 1967

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ALLPORTE. ALLPORTBirmingham(1812)Close platingRef. 1967

ALMA WORKSSee W.H. Brittainor William Hall

ALMADA SILVERSee W. Gallimore & Sonsor Joseph Gilbert

ALO (asterisk)See Robert Youle

ALP, ALPACA or ALPAKATrade term used in Germany and Scandinavia for nickel-silver, a coppernickel alloy

ALPHA (crown)See Harrison Bros. & Howson

ALPHA PLATESee Oneida, Ltd .

ALUMINIUMALUMINIUM CO., LTD.London(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892, 1949

See Richard Loy

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PEQUABUCK MFC. CO.

EASTERN SILVER CO.

AMERICANAMERICAN SILVER CO.Waterbury, Conn.1901 - 1935Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

BEACON SILVER CO.

OLD ENGLISH BRAND. B.

CROWN SI LVE R CO.

BRISTOL CUTLERY CO.

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INbE~NCE <K. 8. ~ 0.) <1857)

BRAND

I CROWN SILVER PLATE CO.

STERLING PLATE ~ e-NEW ENGLAND CUTLERY CO.

6

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ALVIN MANUFACTURING CO.,1886 - 1919ALVIN SILVER CO., 1919 - 1928ALVIN CORPORATION, 1928 presentProvidence, R.I.Electro-plated flatware and silverdeposit goodsRef. 1967, 1978

STEGOR SILVER PLATE

SHERWOOD SILVERPLATE

SI LVERPLATE

AMAZONE (in circle)See Rosing Bros. & Co.

AM (in two circles)See Arthur Marsh

ALVIN

ALVA

ALUMINIUM SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

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AMERICANAMERICAN STERLING CO.Naubuc, Conn .1871 - 1880Nickel-silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

AMERICAN BEAUTYSee William B. Kerr & Co.

AMERICAN SIL VER PLATE CO.See Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.

AMESAMES MANUFACTURING CO.Chicopee, Mass.1830 - 1900Electro-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1969, 1978

AMINTOSee John Round & Son

AMSSee Arthur Marsh

AMS (with ribbon bow)See Silber & Fleming

7

AMSTERDAMSee Roberts & Son

ANCHORANCHOR SILVER PLATE CO.St. Paul, Minn.1898 - 1909Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

ANCHOR SILVER PLATE CO .

INDIANA BRAND

ANCHOR BRANDANDERSEN

DAVID ANDERSENOslo, Norway1876 - presentFiligree and enamel workRef. 1978

DAVID-ANDERSEN

ANDREWJOHN HENRY ANDREW & CO.,Toledo Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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MANDARIN

See Cowper Bickerton Cowper Co.

ARGENLINESee Daniel & Arter

IA. MANDARIN A. I

ADOLPHE ARBENZBirmingham(1892)Cutlery including knives, saws,scissorsRef. 1892

ARCAS

ARDO (in diamond)See WaIter Spencer & Co.

ARGENTANThe original German trade term fornickel-silver or German silver, a whitecopper-nickel alloy developed in Germany ea. 1828

ARENAMSee John Round & Son

ARGENTINETrade term used in England from ea.1830 for nickel-silver or German silver, a white copper-nickel alloy

ARGENTINA SILVER (orb)See Joseph Gilbert

ARBENZ

8

See John Biggin & Co., Ltd.

See Albert Oates

APOLLO SILVER CO.New York, N.Y.(1898)Succeeded by Bernard Rice's SonsSilver-plated goodsRef. 1967

See Kayser, Ellison & Co.

See John Henry Potter


JOHN HENRY ANDREW & CO.,

APEX

APOLLO

AOT

ANGEL (angel)See Thomas Linley & Sons

AQUA

ARARA

ARATOR

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ARGOSY SILVERSee Solomon Lewis Gorer

ARGUS or ARGUS WORKSSee Crookes, Roberts & Co.

ARIZONA SILVERSee W.S. Savage & Co.

ARK (ark)See William Jessop & Sons

ARK or ARK WORKSSee Stacey Bros .

ARMITAGEW.F. ARMITAGESheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

VE 5UVIU.s

ARMITAGEW.H. ARMITAGESheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

~CAPS ANY"

ARMITAGE, M. & H.See Brooks & Cooper

9

ARMSTRONGARMSTRONG. STEVENS & SONBirmingham(1892)Electro-plated goods, including buttonsRef. 1892

ARMYARMY & NAVY COOPERATIVE SOCIETYWestminster(1892)Plate and plated goodRef. 1892, 1949

ARROW (SILVER) PLATE CO.See Glastonbury Silver Co.

ART (in circle)See George Butler & Co .

ARUNDEL & CO.See Colquhoun & Cadman

ARUNDEL WORKSSee John Round & Son

ASSee Adelphi Silver Co.

AS GOOD AS GOLDSee Taylor Bros .

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ASHFORTHG.ASHFORTHAngel Street, Sheffield(1784)Close plater and silversmithRev. 1967

ASHFORTHJOHN ASHFORTHSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

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PHILIP ASHBERRY & SONS

ASHFORTHSAMUEL ASHFORTHSheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

10

ASHBERRYPHILIP ASHBERRY & SONSSheffield1829 - 1936Silver, nickel-silver, Britannia metaland electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1980

-pA

& SONS

ASH, WILLIAM & CO. (crown & fleur-de-lys)See Burys & Co.

See American Silver Co.

WTB 2 <2>

JOSEPH ASH & SONSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery and goods of certain alloysRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See John Hallam

ASH

ASCO

ASCEND, or ASCEND (wings)See W.K. & C. Peaceor William Thomas Staniforth

ASAY

SAMUEL ASHFORTH

SHARp

JOHN ASKHAM, Broad Lane WorksSheffieldea. 1864 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

?~OHN ASKHAMSHEFFI ELD

OBO GGAN

JOSEPH ASHWORTH, Bruce Works

ASKHAM BROS & WILSON, LTD.,Yorkshire WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

ASKEWNottingham(1828)Plated tankards and measuresRef. 1967

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SHEFFIELD.

ASKEWMAKER

NOTTINGHAM

to-SHTOA.\. ..vSHEFFIELD.

ASKHAM

ASKHAM

ASKEW

11

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ASH~LEY

ASHLEYBirmingham(1816)Close platingRef. 1967

ABRAHAM ASHTONSheffield1848 - presentCutler of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

XlESA

ASHTON

ASHWORTHJOSEPH ASHWORTH, Bruce WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

ASHTON, J.See John Askham & Son

ASHLEY

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ATKIN BROS., Truro WorksSheffield1853 - ea. 1950Electro-plated Britannia metal andnickel-silver goodsRef. 1972, 1974

ATKIN BROTHERS.,sHEFFIELD

HENRY ATKINSheffield(1833)Silver and plated cutleryRef. 1967

WALTER HENRY ASTONWorcester, Mass.(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, shear and edgetoolsRef. 1892

FREEZITE

AB-S

TRUROX

ATKIN

ATKIN

ATHENA (bust)See WaIter A. Lyndon

ASTON

12

BIRDCAGE

FREDERICK CHARLES ASMANSheffield(1850)Cutlery, including knivesRef. 1974

ASKHAM BROS & WILSON, LTD.,

ASTEC COIN METALSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

ASSOCIATEDASSOCIATED SILVER CO.Chicago, Ill.(1907)Plated flatwareRef. 1972

ASMAN

ATKINS

ATKIN BROS., Truro Works

ATTRACT (two magnets)See Bromley & Fisher

See John Shaw & SonAURORA

RICHARD ATKINSON

AURICHALCUMSee Morewood & Co., Ltd.

CATTWOOD'SPATENT STEEL

ATLAS or ATLAS WORKSSee John Brown & Co., Ltd.

ATLANTIC WORKSSee Brookes & Crookesor LV. & G.F.W. Hope

ATLAS SILVER CO .See American Silver Co .

ATWATEREDGAR ATWATERWallingford, Conn.1849 - 1854Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

"-RA

ATTWOODCHARLES ATTWOODHolywood House, Durham(1892)Knives and forks, etc .Ref. 1892

13

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SHEFFIELD

ATKINSONATKINSON BROS., Milton WorksSheffieldea. 1845 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

3709

A.BRIGHT & eo

WILLIAM ATKINS & CO.,Reliance Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1848 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

HA EA FA

ATKINSONRICHARD ATKINSONGraystones, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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AURORA

AUSTIN

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See Elkington & Co.

See Berndorf Metal Worksor Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

AVENASee John Round & Son

See James Deakin & Sons

AZTEC

See John Henry Potter

See Sharman Dermott Neill

See Richard Houlden

AXl

AZ


AUTOMATORSee Perry & Co.

AWSW

AUTO

AUSTRALIAN WORKSSee Waiter Wilkinson & Co.

AUSTRIA

14

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AURORA SIL VER PLATE CO.Aurora, Ill.1869 - ea. 1915Silver-plated flatware and hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

AUSTIN & DODSON, LTD., CambiaWorksSheffieldea. 1835 - 1925Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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q, - . - ~SI LVER PLAT£C~_. -QUADR UPLE- .-

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AUSTRAL

B (cross & arrow)See W. & S. Butcher

B (eagle)See Bennett-Merwin Silver Co.

B (in a diamond)See E. & J. Bassor Thomas Bland & Sons

B (in circle)See C.E. Barker Mfg. Co.

B&ASSee Broadhead & Atkin

B&GSee Boardman, Glossop & Co.

B4ANYSee William Jessop & Sonor Frederick Wardor John Watts

BABCOCKJAMES A. BABCOCKNew York, N.Y.ea. 1880 - 1890Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

BADGERWILLIAM BADGER & CO.Philadelphia, Penn.1832 - (1878)Silverware manufacturerRef. 1978

~, ELITE "BAILEY

BAILEY, BANKS & BIDDLEPhiladelphia, Penn.1878 - presentSilverware manufacturersRef. 1978

15

BAILEY LANE WORKSSee J.R. Carr

BAKERJOHN BAKER & CO.,Wheeldon WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

MERIT

BAKERJOHN BAKER & SONS,Monmouth WorksSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BALAZOSee John Round & Son

BALBAIN (sunburst & crescent)See Ihlee & Home

BALL

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BANCROFTROBERT BANCROFTStannington (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

BALL, BLACK & CO.New York, N.Y.1851 - 1876Succeeded by Black, Starr & FrostSilver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1978


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ISALL TOMPKINS & BLACKI

BALL, TOMKINS & BLACKNew York, N.Y.1839 - 1851Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

BALLERINA (dancer)See Herbert Morris Bastert

BANDOLA

BALTIC STEEL WORKSSee J. Beardshaw & Sons

BALL

BALL

16

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ARTHUR BALFOUR & CO.,Dannemora WorksSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery, Britannia metal, nickel-silverand electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BALDWIN

BALDWIN, MILLER CO.Indianapolis, Ind.1883 - presentManufacturer and wholesaler ofsilverwareRef. 1967, 1978

BALL BROS.Sheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef 1892, 1919, 1974

B. M. COBALFOUR

BALDWIN

B. S. C.

BARBOUR SILVER CO.

C.E. BARKER MFG. CO.New York, N.Y.ea. 1896 - ea. 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

BARBOUR SILVER Co.QUADRUPLE PLATE

BARCLAY, THOMAS & SONSee Isaac Silverston & Co.

BARKER

BARCLAY BRaSSee Needham Bros.

17

ERAJAMES BARBER

SHEFFIELD

BARBER, EDWARDSee Thomas Ellin & Co.or E.C. Manico

BANZAI

BARBOURBARBOUR SILVER CO.Hartford, Conn.1892 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

BANQUET PLATESee Gorham Mfg. Co.

BANI ~STER'-t'"

BARBER

BARBOURBARBOUR BROS.New Haven, Conn.1882 - 1892Succeeded by Barbour Silver Co.Nickel-silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1967

See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

I. & 1. BARBERSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

BANISTERW. BANISTERBirmingham(1808)Close platerRef. 1967

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MULBERRY CUTLERY Co.

SHEFFIELD

PROLIFIC

BARNASCONEHENRY BARNASCONE & SONSheffieldea. 1860 - 1934Dealers in Sheffield and BirminghamwaresRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BARNASCONELEWIS BARNASCONESheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See Henry Mills

THEHUNGRY WOLF

BRAND.

BARLOW

BARNARDEDWARD BARNARD & SONS, LTD.London1829 - presentExtensive range of silver and electroplated goodsRef. 1974b

18

BARKER & ENGLAND,Havelock WorksSheffieldca. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BARKERDAVY

BARKER & DAVYSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

C.E. BARKER MFG. CO.

BARKER BROS.Birmingham(1892)Spoons and forks of a metal alloyRef. 1892, 1972

ORIEL NICKEL SILVER

BARKER

BARKER

BARKER

@TL

THOMAS BARNES & SONSmithfield, England(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

JOSEPH BARNES

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BARNES

BARNSLEYGEORGE BARNSLEY & SONS,Cornish WorksSheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

19

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FREDERICK BARNES & co.Birmingham, London and Sheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOSEPH BARNESSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

ISAAC BARNESSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

SENRAB

BARNES

BARNES

BARNES

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JOHN BATT & CO.London(1892)Goods of non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

WILLIAM BATT & SONSSheffieldea. 1864 - (1919)Sheffield plate and other plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

T

rBATH WORKS

See W. Hawcroft or Slack & Grinold

BATT

BATT

BATEMANROBERT BATEMAN, Globe WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

20

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E. & J. BASSNew York, N.Y.1890 - ea. 1930Silver-plated and silver-deposit goodsRef. 1972, 1978

SAMUEL BARTONSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

GEORGE BARNSLEY & SONS,

ROD

)H.HARROP (

BASS

BATEMANRALPH BATEMANSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

BARTON

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WILLIAM BATT & SONS

BAUMMAURICE BAUMNorfolk St., Sheffield1889 - 1903Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

SILVERINE

BAUMBAUM BROS.SheffieldCutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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BAXTERROBERT BAXTER & CO.Sheffield(1850)Mark later used by Lockwood Bros.CutleryRef. 1974

21

ROBERT BAXTER & CO.

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SHEFFIELD

BAXTER, F. & CO.See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

BBSee Benedict Mfg. Co .or Burgon & Ballor Burt Bros.or Carter-Crume

BCC (crossed tools)See Chantrill & Co.

BCSCOSee Queen Silver Co .

BC&PSee Barbour Silver Co.

BEACHBEACH & MINTEBirmingham(1892)Cutlery, knives and forks; spoons,forks and teapots in other metalsRef. 1892

BEACONSee William Thomas Wheatley

BEACON (fire in grate)See Harrison Bros. & Howson

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A. ROSLINC.

BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY CO.Beaver Falls, Penn.ea. 1880 - 1890Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

J. & J. BEAL, Red Hill Works

BEAVER

See J. & 1. Maxfield & Sons

BEARDSHAWJ. BEARDSHAW & SON,Baltic WorksSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery, knives and forks andBritannia metal goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

BEAVER

CONSERVATIVE

BEATS ALL (drum)See G.R. Jones & Co.

BEAVER BRANDSee John Sherwood & Son

BEBARA

22

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BEST J~ BEAL & SONS.~:t

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J. & J. BEAL, Red Hill WorksSheffieldea. 1876 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

i;,ilENDURE

BEAL

BEACON SILVER CO.See American Silver Co.or F.S. Rogers Silver Co.

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w. J. BELCHER & CO..

SHE F'FIELD .

vWpWILLIAM BECKETI'&CoCUTLER S SHEFFIELD

See Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

WILLIAM BECKETTSheffield(1860)Mark later used by John WainCutlery of all kindsRef. 1974

JOHN BEDFORD & SONS,Lion WorksSheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

INDUSTRIA

GOLD crrv

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BECKETT

BEDFORD

BEDFORD

23

MOULSON BROTHERSCAST STEEL

M.B

T. JOWITTSHEfFIELD

~TESTED

14

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ALFRED BECKETT & SONS,Brooklyn WorksSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919,1974

CUT

R. VERNON &. SONS.

RAMS HEAD

BECKETT

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JOHN BEDFORD & SONS,

BEDNALLJOHN BEDNALL & CO.Eyre Lane, Sheffieldea. 1855 - (1919)Cutlery of all kinds, except daggersRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

()= GFtI SBEELEY WOOD WORKS

See Pearlite Steel Co.

BEELYTHOMAS BEELYSheffield(1787)Knives, brass stampingsRef. 1787

MARSBEET

EDWARD BEETLambert Croft, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

;;:JBEETBEET

JOHN BEETNorfolk St., Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

24

JOHN BEET

CIRCLE

BEETWIDOW BEET & SONSBroad Lane, Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

BEETBELANZA


BELCHER, W.A. & CO.See William Beckett & Co.or John Wain

BELDONG. BELDONSheffield(1809)PlaterRef. 1967

IDWi1DBLfJ

BELFITTROBERT BELFITTEyre St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

THE CAVENDISH

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BENEDlCTBENEDlCT & BURNHAM MFG. CO .Waterbury, Conn.ea. 1905 - 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

BENGALLSee Thomas Radley Cadman

BENGAL SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

BENEDlCT MANUFACTURING CO.

(jABAAD~lVER

•~(j)

25

BELL

O.E. BELL COMPANYCincinnati, Ohio1898 - ea. 1900Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1978

BELLG. BELL & SONSLiverpool and Buenos Aires,Argentina(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

CAMPANA

J. MOHR BELL & CO.Buenos Aires, Argentina(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

BENEDlCTBENEDlCT MANUFACTURING CO.East Syracuse, N.Y .1882 - 1909Benedict and Hamilton brands ofelectro-plated tablewareRef. 1972, 1978

BENAROIDSee John Round & Son

BELL

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BES (spur) See WaIterTrickett

BESSEMERHENRY BESSEMER CO., LTD.Sheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BEST

BERNDORFBERNDORF METAL WORKSBerndorf, Austriaea. 1910 - ea, 1915Nickel, nickel-silver and silver-platedgoodsRef. 1978

26

W.A.S. BENSON & CO.London(1913)Tableware, tea sets, trays in silver,copper and electroplatingRef. 1984

BENSON

BERKSHIRESee Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

GEORGE BENNETT & CO.Rockingham St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

BERKELEYSee Benedict Mfg. Co.or Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

BENNETT-MERWINBENNETT-MERWIN SILVER CO.New Milford, Conn.(1913)Plated flatware and hollow-wareRef. 1978

BENNETT

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BESTH.BESTBirmingham(1814)Close platingRef. 1967

BESTBEST & WASTIDGESheffield(1816)PlatingRef. 1967

BESTO

BEXRASee John Round & Son

BH (dagger)See Joseph & Benjamin Broomhead

BICYCLE (bicycle)See Saynor, Cooke & Rida1

BIENSee Charles Cadman & Sonsor W.H. Shephard

BIGELOWBIGELOW & DOWSE CO.Boston, Mass.1839 - (1895)Spoons, forks, knives, scissors, etc.Ref. 1984

BIGGINJOHN BIGGIN & CO., LTD.Sheffield1825 - (1919)Silver, brass, Britannia metal andnickel-silver handles for cutlery, etc.Ref. 1919, 1980

27

JOHN BIGGIN & CO., LTD.

APEX

BIGGINSAMUEL BIGGINDronfield (near Sheffield)(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

G. TURNER & Co.

BIGGIN, JOSHUA & CO.See Robert Graemeor Waiter Trickett

BIGGIN, S.See John Harrison & Sons

BIGGIN, T.See Thomas Garfitt & Son

BIGGINS-RODGERSBIGGIN-RODGERS CO.Wallingford, Conn.1894 - ea. 1920Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

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BINGHAM

BINGLEY

BIRCH

BIRD

WM. 1. BINGHAM, Clough WorksSheffieldca. 1864 - (1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1974

OLDG

WILLIAM BINGLEY & SONBirmingham(1818)Plated spoons, plated wire, brasstubing for lampsRef. 1818

WALTER BIRCHSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

p rn cPRACTICAL CUTLERY Co

SHEFFIELD.

BIRD & BLAKESheffield(1892) - (1919)Goods of non-ferrous metals, exceptjewellery and safety pinsRef. 1892, 1919

DUCHESS

28

BIRDBIRD & CO. (SHEFFIELD),Brunswick WorksSheffield(1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1919

BIRD IN HAND (bird in hand)See T.W. Ward

BIRDCAGE (birdcage)See Frederick Charles Asman

BIRKSWILLIAM & JOHN BIRKSNorfolk St., Sheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

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BLACK, STARR & FROSTNew York, N.Y .1876 - 1929Preceeded by Ball, Black & Co, andsucceeded by Black, Starr, Frost &GorhamSilver-plated goodsRef. 1974b

GEORGE BISHOP & SONSSheffield(1892)Nickel spoons and forks; "MitreSilver" goodsRef. 1892, 1919

@ILBLACK!CV

•••THOMAS BISHOPBirmingham(1830)GoldsmithRef. 1967

BISHOP

BISHOP

BLACK

29

WITHIN

THE REACH OF

BIRTS & SONWoolich(1892)Cutlery and goods of other metalsRef. 1892

ALL

BIRKS, WITHERS & SYKESPinstoncroft, Sheffield(1774)Wood, ivory and silver handle tableknivesRef. 1774

"IIMINGHAM•'lIP SILVER

BIRKS

BIRTS

BIRR CUTLERYSee Osborne Garrett & Co.

BIRMINGHAMBIRMINGHAM SILVER CO., INC.Brooklyn, N.Y. and Yalesville, Conn.ea. 1932 - presentSilver-plated goodsRef. 1978

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BLACKINTONW. & S. BLACKINTON CO.Meriden, Conn.1865 - 1966Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1978

BLACKWELL, 1. and SONSee M. Hunter & Sonor Needham, Veall & Tyzack

BLACKWELL, JOHNSee Henry Whitham & Son

BLAGDENBLAGDEN, HODGSON & CO.Sheffield(1821)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

BLAKETHOMAS HENRY BLAKESheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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DAVID MILLIoR &SONSHEFFIELD

30

BLAKEMOREV. & R. BLAKEMOREBirmingham(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

•+++BLANCONA

See Wheatley Bros.

BLANDTHOMAS BLAND & SONSLiverpool, Sheffield and London(1892)Castings in nickel-silverRef. 1892

BLAYDON, S. & SONSee Castle & Turtonor Joseph Peace & Co.

BLISSE.A. BLISS CO. or BLISS SILVERCO.Meriden, Conn.1875 - 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

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BLYDEJOHN BLYDE, Clintock WorksSheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Knives, Britannia metal and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

~CENIUS.

BMTrade term for Britannia metal, aform of lead-free pewter, Le. a tin al-loy hardened with antimony

BMSee Bemdorf Metal Works

BM (eagle)See Bennett-Merwin Silver Co.

BMCOSee Baldwin, Miller Co.or Benedict Mfg. Co.

BMESee Barker & England

BMFSee Schoeller & Co.

BMJ&CO (with ribbon)See R.M. Johnson & Co.

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VOLUNTEER

EDWIN BLYDE & CO.,Clintock WorksSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919,1974

JAMES HENRY BLYDESheffieldea. 1868 - (1919)Knives and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

AJ. BLYDE, Clintock WorksSheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

E.A. BLISS CO. or BLISS SILVER

B. S. CO. A I

0-SURE & FAR

THEGOLfER

FAUGH-A-BALLAGH

BLUE RIBBON ARMY (with bow)See Arthur Culf

BLYDE

BLYDE

BLYDE

BONSER

BOOMERANGSee Taylor Bros.

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BOSTWICKZ. BOSTWICKNewYork, N.Y.(1848) - (1852)Silverware of all kindsRef. 1978

BONAFIDESee Joseph Elliottor John Wigfall & Co.

BONSER & SONLondon(1892)Tea pots and coffee potsRef. 1892

BON-ACCORDSee Needham, Veall & Tyzackor Slack & Grinold

BOLSOVERTHOMAS BOLSOVER & SONS,High Lane WorksMosborough Moor, Sheffieldea. 1855 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1893, 1919, 1974

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BOLSOVERHENRY BOLSOVER, Portland WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

"TR UE"

WILLIAM BOCKINGSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

ROSEBOARDMAN

BOARDMAN, GLOSSOP & co.,C1arence WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)E1ectro-p1ated, Britannia metal andnickel-silver goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972

BOCKING

BOARDMANLUTHER BOARDMAN & SONEast Haddam, Conn.1840 - ea. 1905Britannia metal and electo-platedgoods

Ref. 1967, 1972, 1978

BMR (in oval) LANCASHSee Benjamin Mann Renton

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BOSWELL

BOULTON

BOVAL

BOWDON

BOX

Z. BOSTWICK

BOSWELL, HATFIELD & CO.,Hope WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Sheffield plate and other plated goodsRef. 1892,1919

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M. BOULTON & CO.Birmingham(1784)PlatersRef. 1967

00BOULTONO

See James Wooley, Sons & Co.

See Joseph Tyzack & Son

W.R. BOX & CO.Dublin, Ireland(1892)Goods in imitation silverRef. 1892

SILVERSTEIN

33

BOX WORKSSee James Chesterman & Co.

BOYNTONWM. N. BOYNTONManchester, Iowa(1882)Gold, silver and plated goodsRed. 1978

BPTrade term for a form of nickel-silvercalled British Plate

BR (with crossed hammers)See Benjamin M. Renton

BRADBURYTHOMAS BRADBURY (& SONS)Arundel St., Sheffieldea. 1832 - (1947)Cutlery, silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972, 1974b

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See William Hunt & Sons

BRADSHAWWILLIAM BRADSHAW & SONSheffieldea. 1849 - 1864Mark later used by Maleham &YeomansCutleryRef. 1974

BRAMWELLBRAMWELL & CO., LTD.or BRAMWELL BROWNHILL & CO.,Cyprus WorksSheffield1895 - 1926Tea and coffee sets in Britannia metaland silverplateRef. 1892, 1919

BRAUMONTSee Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

BRAZIL SILVERSee Weinman Co.

BRAZILIAN SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

BRIDDELLCHARLES C. BRIDDELL, INC.Crisfield, Md.ea. 1900 - presentOyster knives, dinner and carvingknivesRef. 1978

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BRIGHTAUGUSTUS BRIGHTSheffield(1892)Knives, except spring knivesRef. 1892

o AMICO

DO B RAZILEI RO

BRIGHTS. BRIGHT & CO.SheffieldN.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

BRIGHT, A. & CO.See Atkinson Bros.

BRIGHTSIDE WORKSSee William Jessop & Sons

BRILHANTESee Ed Pecker & Co.

BRILHO (candlestick)See Atkinson Bros.

BRISTOLBRISTOL BRASS & CLOCK CO.Bristol, Conn.1856 - 1901Succeeded by American Silver Co.Sterling and silver-plated tablewareRef. 1972, 1978

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W.H. BRITTAIN, Alma WorksAlso trading as WILLIAM HALLSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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S.S. BRITTAIN & co.Sheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Knives and cutlery, Britannia metaland plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BROADHEAD HALL & Co.

BRITTAIN

BRITISH (animal head)See Browett, Ashberry & Co.

BRITISH (human figure)See Benjamin Grayson & Son

BRITTAIN

35

SILVEROIN

BRITISHBRITISH XYLONITE CO., LTD.Middlesex(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

BRIT ANNIA METAL CO.See Van Bergh Silver Plate Co.

BRIT ANNIA (figure of Britannia)See Philip Ashberry & Sons

FIBROLOID

BRISTOL MANUFACTURING CO.Attleboro, Mass.(1895)Plated silverware, plain and cut glassRef. 1978

BRISTOL

1857 WELCH-ATKINS

NEW ENGLAND SILVER PLATE CO.

H. &; T. MFG. CO.WELCH SILVER

ROY AL PLATE CO.

BRISTOL BRASS & CLOCK CO.

BRITAIN WORKSSee I.A. Rhodes

BRISTOL CUTLERY CO.See American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.

BRISTOL PLATE CO.See Pairpoint Mfg. Co.

BRITTAIN

BRITTAIN

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BROADHEAD HALL & CO.See W.H. Brittain

BROADHEAD & ATKINNORTH STREET WORKS

SHEFFIELD

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BROKHAHNEWILLIAM BROKHAHNENew York, N.Y.(1892)Knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892

BROADHEADBROADHEAD & ATKIN,North Street WorksSheffield1843 - 1853Britannia metal goodsRef. 1980

BROAD LANE WORKSSee John Askham

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ORCHID

RAJAH

EXCELLENTFRANCE

VRAI

+GB VRAIFRANCE

EXCELLENT

BRITT AIN, WILKINSON & BROWNELLArundel St., Sheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

CINDERALLA

BRITZIUS & GOLDSTRASSSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BRITTAIN & CO" St George's WorksSheffield(1892)

Britannia metal and silver-platedgoodsRef. 1892

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BROOKLYNBROOKLYN SILVER PLATE CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.(1890)Retailer of silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

BROOKS

BROOKLYN WORKSSee Alfred Beckett & Sons

BROOKLYN PLATE CO.See Schade & Co.

37

BROOKES & CROOKES,Atlantic WorksSheffieldea. 1864 - (1919)Cutlery, including knives and forksRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BROOKER, DORE & CO.London(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

ATIRACT

BROMLEYBROMLEY, FISHER (& TURTON),Midland WorksSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery including knives and forksRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BROOKER

BROOKES

BROOKS

BROOM, DAVID, MILLER & SONSee Thomas Henry Blakeor Castle & Turton

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BROOMHEADBROOMHEAD, HINCHCLIFFE & coBrinsworth's Orchard, Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

BROOMHEAD

BROOMHEADBROOMHEAD & RUTHERFORDFar-gate, Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

BROOMHEADJOSEPH & BENJAMIN BROOMHEADFar-gate, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife makersRef. 1774

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~NUGGET

~DEFIANCE

BROOKS & COOPER,Mouse Hole ForgeSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

BROOKSBANKABRAM BROOKSBANK & co.Sheffieldea. 1849 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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+

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MOUSEHOLE

FORGE.

BROOMHEADBENJAMIN BROOMHEADSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

EXCELLENT

WALTER & FRANK BROWN, LTD .Hollis Croft, Sheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in precious andother metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOHN BROWN & CO., LTD.,Atlas WorksSheffield1848 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

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BROWETTBROWETT, ASHBERRY & CO.Birmingham(1892)Britannia metal and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1892, 1949

BROWN

BROWN

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BROOMHEAD

BROOMHEADBROOMHEAD, WILKINSON &BRITTAINSycamore St., Sheffield(1774)Table-knife makersRef. 1774

BROOMHEADBROOMHEAD & WARDEyre St., Sheffield(1774) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1774, 1787, 1797

BROOMSPRING WORKSSee James Howarth & Sonor W. & E. Viener

BROWETTALFRED BROWETTBirmingham(1892)Britannia metal and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1892

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BROWNBROWN & BROS.Waterbury, Conn.ea. 1851 - ea. 1886Nickel-silver and brass goods, silverplating after 1874Ref. 1972, 1978

BROWNBROWN BAYLEY'S STEELWORKS, LTD.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919

CHROMWELL

BROWNBROWN & HARDMANBirmingham(1818)Britannia metal and plated goodsRef. 1818

BROWN, HENRY & SONSSee Kayser Ellison & Co.or Hearnshaw Brothers

BRSSee Bernard Rice's Sons

BRUCE WORKSSee Joseph Ashworth & Co.

40

BRUNSWICK WORKSSee Bird & Co.

BSSee Bristol Silver Co.

BSCSee Barbour Silver Co.

BSCOSee Birmingham Silver Co.or E.A. Bliss Co.or Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

BSRS (crossed hammers)See Benjamin N. Renton

BUCKBUCK SILVER CO.Salamanca, N.Y.ea. 1900 - (1922)Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1978

BUCKNEYTHOMAS BUCKNEYLondon(1892)Plate, gilt and ormulu workRef. 1892

BULL-DOG (dog's head)See James Casson & Sons

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BURYS & CO., Regent WorksSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery, including goods of iron andsteel combinedRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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BURT BROS .Birmingham(1892)Kettles, hollow-ware in copper, brass,etc .Ref. 1892


BURT

BURYS

BURY 1539See lames & Samuel Mosely

BURVIS

41

BURNELLWILLIAM BURNELLSheffieldea. 1876 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BURGONBURGON & BALLMalin Bridge, Sheffieldea. 1874 - (1919)Cutlery, including knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892, 1919, 1974

BURNL'SREVUE

BURMESE (human bust)See Suckling, Ltd.

BURNANDJAMES BURNAND & SONSheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BURMAROIDSee Daniel & Arter

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BUTCHER

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GEORGE BUTLER & CO.,Trinity WorksSheffieldea. 1848 - 1926Cutlery and goods in other metals excluding jewelleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILLIAM & SAMUEL BUTCHER

See Collins Co.

W~RWBUTCHER

SHEFFIELD

THE CAVENDISH.

BUTLER

BUTCHER'S FRIEND (cleaver)See Thomas Ellin & Co

BUTTERFLYSee John Moreton & Co.

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CAST STEEL

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WILLIAM & SAMUEL BUTCHEREyre Lane, Sheffieldea. 1845 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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BUSTER BROWNSee Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

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C (coronet)See John Jervis

C (cross) CSee Joseph Elliott & Son

C (cross) GSee George Hallam

C (crosses, two) XSee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

C (crown)See John Jervis

CBROSSee Cooper Bros. & Sons, Ltd .

C SERSee Charles Stringer

C&COSee M. Clark & Co.

C&C GO AHEADSee Colquhoun & Cadman

C&CO (star) VALPARAISOSee M. Clark & Co.

C3See Caron Bros .

CMSee Thomas Oxley

CADERASee John Round & Son

CADMANCHARLES CADMAN & SONS,Canal WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, scissors, etc.Ref. 1892

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43

CHARLES CADMAN & SONS,

BIEN

CADMANTHOMAS RADLEY CADMAN (&SONS)St. Mary's Road, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, knives, forks, scissors, etc;also silver, nickel-silver, Britanniametal, and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919

BEN GALL

VIVID

CAELTONSee Hoppe & Co.

CAJISTASee John Round & Son

CALDWELLJ.E. CALDWELL & CO.Philadelphia, Penn.(1839) - (1900)Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

CALEDONIA or CALEDONIA WORKSSee Peter Ludwig Schmidtor William Turner & Son

CALOW, CHARLESSee J. Beardshaw & Son

CAMBRIA WORKSSee Austin & Dodson, Ltd.

CAMBRIDGE SILVER CO. or CAMBRIDGE SILVER PLATE

An unknown trade mark, usedea. 1900 - 1910ref. 1972

••11CAMEL

See Charles Cammell & Co.or Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

CAMIRANDJ.D. CAMIRAND & CO.Montreal, Que.ea. 1920Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

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CAMMCAMM, BAGSHAW & co.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

~ENAVANT

44

CAMMELLCHARLES CAMMELL & CO., LTD.,Cyclops Steel WorksSheffieldPre-1845 - post-1895Ref. 1892, 1976

(CYCLOPS)

(CAMEL)

~~~CYCLOPS

CAMMELLCAMMELL, LAIRD & CO., LTD.,Cyclops WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Used same marks as Charles Cammell& Co.Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

CAMPANASee G. Bell & Sons

CAMPBELLCAMPBELL CUTLERY CO.Syracuse, N.Y.ea. 1892Knives, spoons, trays, etc.Ref. 1984

CANADA WORKSSee Swann & Adams

CANADIAN GOLD L R CANADASee Levetus Bros.

CANAL WORKSSee Charles Cadman & Sons

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CANNON STEEL WORKSSee Sybry, Searls & Co.

CANTON WORKSSee Herbert Robinson & Co.

CANTRELLGEORGE ALBERT CANTRELLEldon sr., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

SAFE ~CAPITAL

See Slack, Sellars & Co.

CAPS ANYSee W.H. Armitage & Co.or Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

CARLISLE WORKSSee Kayser, Ellison & Co.or Wilson, Hawksworth, Ellison

CARONCARON BROS .Montreal, Que.ea. 1878Manufacturers and importers ofsterling and electro-plated goodsRef. 1978

TRADEa.MARK

45

CARPENTERCARPENTER & BLISSN. Attleboro, Mass .ea. 1875 - ea. 1883Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

CARRJ. & RILEY CARR,Bailey Lane WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

ESTANCH

CARRRICHARD W. CARR & CO.Princess St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

CARRRILEY CARR, Neva WorksSt. Thomas St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1897

CARRY-ONSee Sheffield Scissor, Razor & ToolCo.

CARTER-CRUMECARTER-CRUME CO.Niagara Falls, N.Y.ea. 1890Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

UABARD .sILVER

•CARVEL HALL

See Charles C. Briddell, Inc.

CASSONJAMES CAS SON & SONSHollis Croft, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

ClBULL-DOG

CAST STEELTerm used by British cutlerymanufacturers in the 19th century forfine crucible steel

CASTLECASTLE & TURTON, Premier WorksWentworth St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

pm BROOM

DAVI D MILLER & SONSHEFFIELD

46

CASTLE (castle)See Watson, Saville & Co.

CASTLE HILL WORKSSee Charles Chambers & Co.

CASTLE WORKSSee Thomas Makin & Son

CASTORADOLPH CASTORRockingham St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

tlEBROaCATTARAUGUS

CATTARAUGUS CUTLERY CO.Little Valley, N.Y.ea. 1876 - presentSilver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

YUKON SILVER

CAUSERJ.F. CAUSERNicholson St., Birminghamea. 1824Merchant and factorRef. 1967

CAV SE·R ~

CAVENDISHSee Robert Belfittor George Butler & Co.

CAVENDISH WORKSSee Benjamin Richardson

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CAVEXSee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

CAZURASee John Round & Son

CB PILOT WORKSSee Colver Bros., Ltd.

CBMCSee J.H. Johnson & Co.

cc (cross)See Joseph Elliott & Sons

CCSSee c.c. Shaver

CE&COSee Thomas Ellin & CO.or Charles Ellis & Co.

CELLULOIDCELL ULOID MANUFACTURINGCO.Newark, N.J. and New York, N.Y.(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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ELLULOID"'AR~

CENTRAL WORKSSee MacBrair Bros. & Co.

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CG (cross)See George Hallam

CHAFFEEF. CHAFFEEHartford, Conn.ea. 1850Electro-plated flatwareRef. 1976

CHALLENGESee John Round & Sonor Wiebusch & Hilger, Ltd.

CHALLENGE WORKSSee Louis Osbaldiston & Co.

CHAMBERSCHARLES CHAMBERS & CO.,Castle Hill WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

WELDON

CHAMPION (in shield)See Thomas Spendelow Richards &Co.

CHANDOS WORKSSee Harry Gill & Co.

CHANTRILLCHANTRILL & CO.Brooks St., Birmingham(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, scissors, etc.;also Britannia metal and electroplated goodsRef. 1892

CHANTRILL & CO.

CHARLESANDREW CHARLESSmallbrook St., Birmingham(1892)Spoons made of nickel-silver andBritannia metalRef. 1892

HESSIN.

CHARLES TON WORKSSee Waiter Trickett

CHARLO (spoon)See Harrison Bros. & Howsonor Charles Ibbotson & Co.

CHARLTONCHARLTON BROS.Bread St., Birmingham(1892) .Cutlery of all kinds; also SheffieldPlate Britannia metal and electro-plated goods, and japanned tin domesticand culinary goodsRef. 1892, 1949

CHEAPSIDESee Lydia Bright

CHEETAHSee English and Foreign Steel Co.

CHELTENHAM & CO. LTD.See National Silver Co.

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CHESTERMANJAMES CHESTERMAN & CO.,Box WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kinds; goods of steel andiron combinedRef. 1892, 1919

TRE ~ BlE

CH ESTER MANCONSTANTIA

CHESTONT. CHESTONBirminghamea. 1809Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

CHI DURA VINCE (star)See J. Beardshaw & Sons

CHICAGO SILVER PLATE CO.See Elgin-American ManufacturingCo.

CHILDT. CHILDBirmingham(1821)Plater and pawnbrokerRef. 1967

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CHIN-EASE (Oriental figure)See Adolphe Arbenz

CHINASee Samuel Matthews

CHIPPENDALESee Benedict Manufacturing Co.

CHRISTIEJAMES CHRISTIE & SONS, LTD.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

CHRISTOFLECHRISTOFLE & CO.Paris, France1839 - presentSpoons and forks, and all articles ofelectroplateRef. 1892, 1978

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CHROME STEEL (artist's palette)See John Thomas Wilde

CHROMWELLSee Brown Bayley's Steel Works

Cl (cross)See Robert Bancroft

CINCINNATlCINCINNATI SILVER CO.Cincinnati, Ohio1892 - 1898Succeeded by O.E. Bell Co.Ref. 1978

49

CINCINNATl SILVER CO.

CINDERELLASee Britzius & Goldstrass

CIRCLESee John Beet

CITYSee John Brightmore

CIVICSee T. Land & Son Co.

CJ CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON & CO., orCJ FLAG KNIFE, or CJ JOHNSON WESTERNWORKS

See J. Marshall

CJ&COSee Christopher Johnson & Co.

CLARBOURSee Hoyland, Clarbour & Barnard

CLARENCE WORKSSee Boardman, Glossop & Co.

CLARKJOHN CLARKGreat Brook St., Birmingham(1892)Goods in imitation of goldRef. 1892

•CLARK S

''JUBILEE''GOLD

CLARK

CLARKE

CLARKE

M. CLARK & CO.London(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

uC & Co

VALPARAISO

JOHN CLARKE & SONSHarvest Lane, Sheffield(1892) - 1921"Patent" mark on Britannia metal lidsfor jugs.Cutlery of all kinds; also pewter andBritannia metal goodsRef. 1892, 1919

THE <:::::> RING

N.E.V.A.EXPRESS

I CUT~MY WAY

CLARKE, SHIRLEY & co.Eyre Lane, Sheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods of other metalsRef. 1892

50

CLARKE, SHIRLEY & CO.

010CLEWS

JAMES CLEWSAshton Road, Birmingham(1892)Brass articles, candlesticks, etc.Ref. 1892

J.C.

S

CLICCSee Clifton & Co., Ltd.

CLIFTONCLIFTON & CO., LTD.Meadow St. Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

HUSTLER

WESCO eLICe

HOBNOBPERPLEX

CLIMAXSee Henry Platts

CLINTON WORKSSee A.J. Blydeor John Blyde

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JOHN COE & CO., Albion WorksRockingham St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

~ . TRADE MARK

See A. Davis & Co.

COCKER BROS., LTD.,

A trade term for coin silver, 900 fineby U.S. standards

BARNET SOLOMON COHENLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

COIN SILVER METALSee Niagara Silver Co.

COIN, R.

COIN

COHEN

COCKERILL, JOHNSee Spear & Jackson

COE

COE, JOHN & CO.See Stacey Bros.

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COCKER BROS., LTD.,Fitzalan WorksNursery St., Sheffieldpre-1862 - (1919)Cutlery of all kinds, also drawn steelwireRef. 1892, 1919, 1976

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SAMb COCKER &SONSHEFFIELD

· . .· . .· . .

CLOUGH WORKSSee William J. Binghamor S. & R. Linley

· . .METEOR

CLYDE STEEL WORKSSee Samuel Osborn & Co.

COCKER

COALBROOKDALECOALBROOKDALE CO.Northamptonea. 1850Serving dishes, candlesticks,ornaments, etc.Ref. 1984

CLYDESDALE WORKSSee J. A. Webster

CMR (monogram)See Charles M. Robbins Co.

COLLEYFRANCIS ARNOLD COLLEYRanmoor (near Sheffield)(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

COLLEYW.A. COLLEY, LTD.Arundel St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

TIGERW&W

WALTERWARRINGTON

SHEFFIELDCOLLINGS

COLLINGS & WALLACEKing Edward's Road, Birmingham(1892)Spoons and forks of precious metalsRef. 1892

MONTANA SILVER.

b~~COLLINS

CHARLES HOWARD COLLINSHockley Hill, Birmingham(1892)Goods of precious and other metalsRef. 1892

52

CHARLES HOWARD COLLINS

COLLINSCOLLINS CO., INC.Collinsville, Conn.(1892)Knives; exporters to Spanish-speakingcountriesRef. 1892

COLLINS & COIlHARTFORD"

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COLONIALCOLONIAL SILVER CO., INC.Portland, Maine1899 - 1943Manufacturers of pewter; also silverand nickel-plated goodsRef. 1967

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tCOLONIAL SILVER CO.

COLONIAL PLATE CO.See Melrose Silver Co.

COLONIAL PLATE WORKSSee lames Pinder & Co.

COLONIAL SILVERSee William Page & Co.

COLONIAL WORKSSee Thomas Hands

COLPIKSee Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

COLQUHOUNCOLQUHOUN & CADMANAlso trading as ARUNDEL & CO.Arundel St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, knives and forksRef. 1892, 1919

ARUNDEL & CO

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COLUMBIA or COLUMBIA SUPERIORSee Middletown Plate Co.or G.!. Mix Co.or Superior Silver Plate Co.

COLUMBIA WORKSSee Isaac Barnes

53

COLUMBIANCOLUMBIAN QUADRUPLE PLATECO.New York, N.Y.Plated goodsRef. 1967

COLVERCOLVER BROS., LTD.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

PILOT8

PILOT WORKS

COMASee A.T.H. Coward

COMBINAnONSee Louis Barnasconeor Mulberry Cutlery Co.

COMETSee W.R. Humphreys & Co.

COMMODORESee C.E. Needham & Bros.

COMMONWEAL THSee Burgon & Ball

CONNECTICUT PLATE CO.See Adelphi Silver Plate Co.or I.W. Johnson & Co.

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COOPER BROS. & SONS, LTD.,Don Plate Works1894 - presentIn 1980 one of leading Sheffield firms.Pewter, Britannia metal, nickel-silver,electro-plated and silver goods.Ref. 1919, 1972, 1980

P.A. COON SILVERMANUFACTURING CO.Syracuse, N. Y.ea. 1909 - (1915)Plated silverwareRef. 1978

COPE

COOPER

COON

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UNI TY

WILLIAM COOK & SONSGlasgow and Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

CONTINENTAL or CONTINENTAL WORKSSee Jonas, Colver & Co.or Warner & Co.

CO-OPERATIVECO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALESOCIETY, LTD.Manchester and Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods of other metalsRef. 1892, 1919

CONTINENTAL CUTLERY CO.See Alfred Field & Co.

CONSTANTIASee James Chesterton & Co.

CONQUEROR (dagger)See J. Beardshaw & Son

CONSERVATIVESee J. & J. Beal

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COPECOPE & PINCHESBirminghamea. 1818Plated spoons, ladles, etc .Ref. 1818

COPLEYJOHN COPLEY & SONSSheffield1870 - (1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919

JOHN COPLEY & SONSSHEFFIELD

XXCOPPEL

ALEXANDER COPPELSolingen, Germany(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

CORPORATE MARK (violin)See George Ibberson & Co.

COPSISee John Round & Son

CORNJ. CORN & 1. SHEPPARDExeter Row, Birminghamea. 1819Close platersRef. 1967

55

J. CORN & 1. SHEPPARD

CORNVC G

CORNHILL PLACE WORKSSee Marrian, Wells & Co .

CORNISH WORKSSee George Barnsley & Sons

CORNWALL WORKSSee Richard Richardson

COWARDAT.H. COWARDSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

COMACOWIE

CHARLES RENNIE COWlEGlasgow(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

COWIECOWIE BROS. & CO.Glasgow(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

COWLESCOWLES MANUFACTURING CO.Granby, Conn.ea. 1842 - 1850Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

COWLEYSee John Kenyon & Co.

COWLISHAWWJ. COWLISHAWBoston, Mass.ea. 1898 - ea. 1945Cast and spun pewterRef. 1978

COWPERCOWPER BICKERTONCOWPER-COLESLondon(1892)Plated goodsRef. 1892

ARGAS

ZAPALCOWVAN B. & S.

See R. Hovendon & Son

CP (cross)See Charles Parkin & Son

CPFSee J.H. Johnson & Co.

56

CRACKNALLJ. CRACKNALLStanifortb St., Birmingham1814 - (1818)Maker of spoons, sugar tongs, caddieshells, etc.Ref. 1818, 1967

CRACK All.NALL ~

CRESCENT SILVER CO.See Albert G. Finn Silver Co.

CRESHAM (with 3 stars on a shield)See James McEwan & Co.

CRESWICKCRESWICK & CO.Arundel St., Sheffield(1892)Succeeded by William Hutton & SonCutlery, silver and plated goodsRef. 1892, 1972

CRESWICK &C~

CRESWICKT. & 1. CRESWICKSheffield1811 - (1851)Platers, silversmiths and agent forSheffield goodsRef. 1818, 1967

CRITERIONSee A. & R. Walsham

CROMWELLSee William B. Dugin Co.

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CROOKESHENRY CROOKESEldon St., Sheffield(892)Cutlery, knives and forksRef. 1892

CROOKESJONATHAN CROOKES & SONRockingham St., Sheffield(892) - (919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919

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CROOKESCROOKES, ROBERTS & co.,Argus WorksSheffield(892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

ARGUSCROOKES, H. & CO.

See Hale Bros .

CROSS SCYTHE WORKSSee Thomas Garfitt & Son

CROSSLANDJOHN CROSSLANDGeorge St., Sheffield(892) - (919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

57

JOHN CROSSLAND

CROWNCROWN SILVER PLATE CO.Toronto, Ont.N.d .Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

CROWN GUILDSee Rockford Silver Plate Co.

CROWN METALSee John Yates & Son

CROWN PRINCESee G.I. Mix Co.

CROWN SILVER CO. or CROWN SILVERPLATE CO.

See American Silver Co.or J.W. Johnson & Co.

CROYDONSee Silverware WholesalersAssociation

CSC or CSCOSee Colonial Silver Co., Inc.

CULF

CURRAN

CURRENT

CURTIS

CURTIS

ARTHUR CULF, Rock WorksSheffield1872 - 1901Pewter and Britannia metal goods, teaand coffee pots, etc.Ref. 1892, 1980

LF. CURRAN & CO.New York, N.Y.ca. 1860 - 1900SilverplatingRef. 1967, 1978

See Albert Oates

FRED R. CURTIS CO.Waterbury, Conn.ea. 1848 - 1854Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

H.H. CURTIS CO.N. Attleboro, Mass.ea. 1900 - 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

58

CURTISCURTIS & ROWLEYNew York, N.Y.ea, 1880 - 1890Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

CUTLERBENJAMIN CUTLERBirminghamea. 1818Manufacturer of plated goodsRef. 1818

CUTTER (ship)See Thomas Ellin & Co.

CUTTSGEORGE CUTTS (& SONS)Sheffield1859 - 1896Silver-plated goods, ivory cutlery,Britannia metal and pewterRef. 1980

CUTWELLSee John Coe & Co.or Stacey Bros.

CUVEESee Quaker Valley Mfg. Co.

CWSee William Loy

CXSee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

CYCLONESee Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

CYCLOPS (three crowns) WORKSSee Charles Cammellor Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

CYMRIE WORKSSee John Guy & Co., Ltd.

CYPRUSSee Judd & Co.

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DSee Biggins-Rogersor Dorst Co .or WiIliam B. Durgin Co .

D (asterisk)See John Nowill & Sons

D&ASee Daniel & Arter

D&SSee James Dixon & Sons

DAFFERNWILLIAM DAFFERNBirmingham(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

RAENODAISY

See Maleham & Yeomansor Frederick Newton & Co.

DANIELDANIEL & ARTER, Globe NevadaSilver WorksBirmingham(1892)Brass, nickel-silver and electro-platedspoons, forks, ladles, etc.Ref. 1892. 1978

BURMAROID

ARGENLINE

59

DANNEMORA STEEL WORKSSee Arthur Balfour & Co.or Seebohm & Dieckstahl

DANYLSee Herbert Robinson & Co.

DARLYWORKSSee Charles Drury

DAVIDSONSAMUEL DAVIDSON & CO .London(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

DAVIEALEXANDER DAVIE & SONSGlasgow(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

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DAVIES, LLOYD (crown)See Spear & Jackson

DAVISA. DAVIS & CO.Chicago, Ill.ea. 1900 - ea. 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

R. COIN

R. SPECIAL

DAVISJ. DAVISBirmingham(1816)JapannerRef. 1967

60

DAWSONJAMES J. DAWSON CO.New York, N.Y.ea. 1904 - ea. 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

NORTH AMERICA

DAZZLEXSee Larder & Burgess

DEAKINJAMES DEAKIN & SONS, LTD.Sheffield1871 - 1936Cutlery, also Britannia metal and plated goodsRef. 1892, 1972, 1980

AUTO

PURITAN ~

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DERBY SILVER CO.Derby and Meriden, Conn.1873 - 1933Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

See Thomas Buckney

See Saynor & Co.

JOHN DERBY & SONSSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, also electro-plated knives,forks, spoons, etc.Ref. 1892, 1919

DEN (symbol for Mars)See Marden Bros. & Co.

DENT

DERBY

DERBY

DEPEND

DEPOSIT ADO SEGUN LA LEYSee Tudor, Moore & Co.

61

JOSEPH DEAKIN & SONS,Spring Street WorksSheffield1856 - 1889Britannia metal and pewter goodsRef. 1980

J. DEFRIES & SONSLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

See Charles Harwar

DEAKIN, REUSS & Co., Tiger WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery and silver, Britannia metal,nickel-silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

DEAKIN

DEAKIN

DEAKIN, G.See Hale Bros.

DEFRIES

DEFIANCE (cannon)See Abeam Brooksbankor George Wilkin

DECEM

DERBY SILVER CO.

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DICKSON BROS & co.,Waverly WorksSheffield(1892)Mark also used by Henry Rossell &Co.Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

See William Hall


E.M. DICKINSON, Murray Works

See R.H. Middleton & Co.

THE INVICTA

THE EL DORADO

DICKSON

DINGO

DIKE

DISCOVERYSee William B. Durgin Co.

DISRAELI SILVERSee Walker & Hall

DIUNO

62

"ROYAL STANDARD"VICTORIA

SILVER

DICK, PETERSee Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

FREDERICK DERRYBirmingham(1892)Cutlery, also Sheffield plate andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1949, 1972

DERRY

DIAMOND BRANDSee Bristol Brass & Clock Co.

DICKINSONE.M. DICKINSON, Murray WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, Sheffield plate and electroplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919

DIAMOND SPEAR (frog)See William Brokhahne

DORST CO.Cincinnati, Ohioea. 1900 - (1922)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

CUANACO

DON (figure)See Turner, Ryalls & Co.or Williams, Arnold & Colley, Ltd.

DODGE or J. & R. DODGESee Francis Newton & Sons

DON STEEL WORKSSee Hobson, Houghton & Co.

See Joseph Rose

DOMINIONSee Henry Rogers Sons & Co.

DOUGHTYALEXANDER DOUGHTY & CO.Liverpool(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, etc., andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

See T.R. EllinDOMINO

DORST

DONIA

63

T. DlXON & CO.Birmingham(1784)PlatersRef. 1967

MATTHEW DIXONBirmingham(1818)Plated goodsRef. 1818

DIX ON & (' 0 )(

DlXON

DlXON

JAMES DlXON & SONSSheffield1806 - presentSheffield plate, Britannia metal,nickel-silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892,1919, 1978,1980

IDIXON & SONS PATENT I~ @ ~

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CHARLES DRURY, Darley WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, and silver and electro-platedspoons, forks, teapots, etc.Ref. 1892, 1919

See William Hague

DRURY

DRYSDALEJOHN & JOSHUA DRYSDALE & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

DRIVE

DREADNOUGHTSee Willie Saynor

64

EDMUND DRAPER & CO.Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

MARY DOWLER & SONSBirmingham(1818)Plating of knives, forks, spoons,nutcrackers, etc., on steel or ironRef. 1818

FREDERICK WILLIAM DOVER,Sycamore Tree WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

DOVE&CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, plated goods and imitationmetalsRef. 1892, 1919

RENWICK&Co.

LEEBADOVER

DOWLER

DRAPER

DOVE

DUNN •

RUFUS DUNHAM (& SONS)Portland, Maine1863 - 1894Britannia metal and plated goodsRef. 1967, 1978

G.B. DUNNBirmingham(1810)Close plater of spoons, forks, ladles,etc.Ref. 1967

WILLIAM B. DURGIN CO.Concord, N.H., and Providence, R.I.1853 - (1931)Spoonmaker, silver and platedtablewareRef. 1978

DUNHAM

DURGIN

DUNN

DURATION (snake)See Frederick Barnesor S. & J. Kitchin

65

DRYSDALETHOMAS DRYSDALE & CO.Buenos Aires, Argentina(1892)Electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

See James Dixon & Sons

WILLIAM DUDLEY & SONSheffield(1892)Cutlery, silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892

TERU!fERU

See Bird & BlakeDUCHESS

DS

DUCHESS PLATESee Bird & Blake

DUDLEY

DSCO (anchor & crown)See Derby Silver Co.

DUCIMUS (in circle)See C.E. Barker Mfg. Co.

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CROMWELLWATTEAU

DISCOVERYfAIREAX"

DUROMETALSee Phosphor Bronze Co.

DURO PLATESee Oneida, Ltd.

DYSONJOHN DYSONLeeds(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892, 1949

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E (in leaf)See P. W. Ellis

E&C orE&COSee Elkington & Co.

E&CO LTDSee Ellis Silver Co., Ltd.

E&JBSee E. & 1. Bass

EACOSee E.A. Bliss Co.

EADONMOSES EADON & SONSMonmore Green, Sheffield(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

tN OTtCE

MOSES EADON

EAGLEEAGLE STERLING CO.Glastonbury, Conn .1895 - 1902Sterling and silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

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EAGLESee W.K. & C. Peace

EAGLEEAGLE EDGE TOOL CO.Wolverhampton(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

E.E. T.e.

EAGLE CUTLERY CO.See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd .

EAGLE WORKSSee W.K. & C. Peace

EAMSee Elgin-American Mfg. Co.

EARLY BIRD (bird)See Harrison Bros. & Howsonor Charles Ibbotson & Co.

EASTERNEASTERN CAROLINA SILVER CO.Hyattsville, S.C.ea. 1900Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1972, 1978

EASTERN SILVER CO.See American Silver Co.

EB&COSee E. Barton & Co.or Edwin Blyde & Co.

EBERLASTINGSee Stacey Bros.

EBOR (bishop's mitre)See Varvill & Sons

EBROSee Adolph Castoror Joseph Wostenholm & Sons

EBS (spur)See Walter Trickett

ECLIPSESee James Neil & Co.

ECLIPSE WORKSSee William Thomas Wheatleyor Wheatley Bros.

ECROYDHENRY ECROYD & CO.Sheffieldea. 1864Cutlery, knives, forks, etc., andBritannia metal goodsRef. Personal Communication

LLAN AHltNAY lCAOYO • eo.

CHE:FFltLO.

EDGSee Robert Trickett & Co.

EDWARDSSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

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EETC (eagle)See Eagle Edge Tool Co.

EGLENTINESee F. Eglington

EGLINGTONF. EGLINGTONWalsall(892)Goods of precious metalsRef. 1892

EGW&SSee E.G. Webster & Son

EHSee William Hutton & Sons

EISENHARDTWILLIAM J. EISENHARDTBaltimore, Md,ea. 1887SilverplaterRef. 1978

EJG (shield)See Ellis Silver Co., Inc.

EL DORADOSee E.M. Dickinson

ELECTRICSee Friedman & Lauterjung

ELECTRO WORKSSee Walker & Hall

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See William Badger & Co.

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ELKINGTONELKINGTON & CO.Newhall St., Birminghamea. 1840 - presentCutlery, electroplate and goods ofprecious metalsRef. 1892, 1972, 1978

69

ELECTRa-IMPERIAL FWSee Frederick Whitehouse

WILLIAM ELEY, WILLIAM FEARN& WILLIAM CHA WNERLondon1808-1814Silversmiths and spoonmakersRef. 1976

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ELGIN PLATE

ELECTRO-POTOSISee Potosi Co.

ELEY

ELGIN-AMERICANELGIN-AMERICANMANUFACTURING CO.Elgin, Ill.1887 - ca. 1950Plated silver flatware, etc.Ref. 1967, 1978

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T.R. ELLIN, Footprint WorksHollis Croft, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods of precious andother metalsRef. 1892, 1919

JOSEPH ELLIOTT & SONSHollis Croft, Sheffieldea. 1876 - (1919)Cutlery; spoons and forks in nickelsilver and electroplateRef. 1892, 1919

THOMAS ELLIN & CO., SylvesterWorks

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G .WOODHEAO & SONSHEFFIELD

THOMAS ELLIN & CO., SylvesterWorksArundel St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892, 1919

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ELKINGTON & CO.

JAMES TIDMARSHWARRANTED

IMEXICAN SILVER I

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J.H. ELLIOTT & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

CHARLES ELLIS & CO.Norfolk St., Sheffield(1892)Tea and coffee pots, spoons, forks,knives, etc .Ref. 1892, 1972

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ISAAC ELLIS & SONSSheffield(1892)Cutlery, knives and forks; also Britannia-metal, nickel-silver and electroplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972

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ELLIS SILVER CO., LTDNew York, N.Y.ea. 1900A branch of Ellis & Co.,BirminghamRef. 1978

ELLISELLIS, SON & PARAMOURSpring St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892, 1919

ELMWOOD PLATESee Gorham Corp.

EMIRSee John Trickett

EMPIREEMPIRE ART METAL WORKSNew York, N.Y.ea. 1909Silver platingRef. 1978

EMPIREEMPIRE SILVER CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1890 - (1909)Succeeded by Benedict Mfg. Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

ES@QUADRUPLE PLATE

72

EMPIREEMPIRE SILVER PLATE CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1896-1931Manufacturers and importers of silverplated hollow-wareRef. 1978

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EMPIRE (trefoil)See Henry Barnascone & Son

EMPIRE ART SILVERSee E. & J. Bass

EMPIRE SILVER CO.See Benedict Mfg. Co.

EMPRESS (in triangle)See John Moreton & Co.

EMUSee Ford & Medley

EN AVANTSee Camm, Bagshaw & Co.

ENCORESee Thomas Turner & Co.

ENDURESee J. & J. Beal

ENGLISHENGLISH & FOREIGN STEEL CO.Colmore Row, Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

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STEELINE.

ENGLISH SILVERSee Simpson-Brainerd Co.

ENTERPRISESee 1.G. Graves, Ltd.

EPTrade term for electro-plating, intraduced ea. 1846

EPNSTrade term for electro-plated nickelsilver, introduced ea. 1846

EQUALSee Hirarn Wild

ERASee I. & 1. Barberor Thomas Ellin & Co.

ERA WORKSSee James Ryals

ESCOSee Benedict Mfg. Co.or Eagle Sterlingor Empire Silver

ESPEROSee Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

73

ESSAY CANADASee Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

ESSEX SILVER CO.See Walling ford Co.

ESSEY WORKSSee Joseph Mills

ETNASee Widow Ludlam & Sons

ETNA WORKSSee Spear & Jackson

EUREKASee Thomas Firth & Sonor William Hay

EUREKA (spoon & fork)See William Hay

EUREKA SILVER (PLATE) CO.See Meriden Silver Plate Co.

EVANSS. EVANSBirminghamea. 1816Maker of plated goodsRef. 1967

EVANSEVANS, SONS & CO.Liverpool and London(892)

Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

SAVARS.

EVERLASTINGSee Stacey Bros.

EVERKLEANSee Herbert Robinson & Co.

EXCELLENTSee Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownellor Broombead, Wilkinson & Brittain

EXCELSIORSee Brooker, Dore & Co.or George Hides & Sonor George Wostenholm

EXPRESSSee John Clarke & Sonsor Henry Hobson & Son

EXTRA COIN SILVER NO.12 PLATESee Carter-Crume Co.

EXTRA COIN SILVER PLATESee Carter-Crume Co.or Niagara Silver Co.or Wm. Rogers

EXTRA SCSee Cocker Bros., Ltd.

EYE WITNESS WORKSSee Needbam, Veall & Tyzack

EYRE, B.J. & CO.See Wiebuscb & Hilger

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FSee William Faber & Sons

F (anchor) COSee Fessenger & Co.

F (in circle)See Friedman Silver Co.

F (in triangle)See Albert G. Finn Silver Co.

F (on a key)See Fairchild & Co.

F (with PILGRIM)See Friedman Silver Co.

F&M (knotted rope)See Ford & Medley

FABERWILLIAM FABER & SONSPhiladelphia, Penn.1828 - 1887SilverplatersRef. 1967, 1972

FAIRCHILDFAIRCHILD & CO.New York, N.Y.1837 - 1896Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

L. W. FAIRCHILD &. CO.

FAIRFAXSee William B. Durgin Co.

75

FAME (snake)See S. & 1. Kitchin

FARQUHARSONJAMES FARQUHARSON & SONSRockingham St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919

LIFEFARROW

FARROW & JACKSONLondon(1892)Fancy knives, spoons, fancy tablewareRef. 1892

FARROW & JACKSON

LONDON & PARIS

FAUGH-A-BALLAGHSee Edwin Blyde & Co.

FBR (crown)See F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

FCOSee Fessenger & Co.

FDSee Frederick Derry

FEDERATIONSee Thomas Turner & Co.

FENTONJOSEPH FENTON & SONS,Sykes WorksEyre St., Sheffield1797 - (1919)Cutlery in general, knives, scissorsand edge toolsRef. 1892, 1919

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ALFRED FIELD & CO.Westfield Terrace, Sheffieldand Edmund St., Birmingham(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919

A. FIELD.

I UJ PJOSE KIRKBY it SONS

SHEFFIELD

ALFRED FIELD &CO.

(PROTOTYPE)EDWARD GEM &. Co.

SHEFFIELD

CONTINENTAL CUTLERY CO.

ALEX. FRASER & CO.

FIELD

FIBROLOIDSee British Xylonite Co., Ltd.

76

FERRO-MAILLECHORTSee Societe Anonyme le Ferro-nickel

FENTON BROTHERSEarl St., Sheffield1859 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in precious andother metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1980

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JOSEPH FENTON & SONS,

FENTON

~JOHN WALES & Co.

FERRO-NICKELSee Societe Anonyme le Ferro-nickel

FESSENGERFESSENGER & CO.Providence, R.I.(1858)SilverplatingRef. 1967

KING

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HARRY FISHERSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

FITZWILLIAMSee Joseph Tyzack & Son

FITZALAN WORKSSee Cocker Bros., Ltd.

FISHER

77

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SHEFFIELD

MESMERIC

THOMAS FIRTH & SONS, LTD.,Norfolk WorksSheffield1840 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1919, 1976

CRESCENT SILVER CO.

FILLEY THOMAS FIRTH & SONS, LTD.,HARVEY FILLEY & SONS

VESUVI~Philadelphia, Penn.

);\ea. 1859 - (1887)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

FILLEYFILLEY, MEAD & CALDWELL EUREKAPhiladelphia, Penn.(1850)Silver-plated goods .a: :eRef. 1972

FINN

NONSTOPALBERT G. FINN SILVER CO.Syracuse, N.Y.ea. 1900 - (1915) FISCHERSilver-plated goods FISCHER BROS.Ref. 1972 Sheffield

£(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

TRADE MARK

FIRTH

FLAG (flag) KNIFESee Christopher Johnson & Co.or J. Marshall

FLAG PLATESee Walker & Hall

FLAGG & HOMANSee Homan Mfg. Co.

FLATHERWILLIAM THOMAS FLATHER,Love St. Steel WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, knives, forks, scissors, etc.Ref. 1892, 1919

VANABUS

NUBAS

NYKROMKEYSTONE

NYKACEKROMBUS

FLATHERDAVID FLATHER & SONSSolly St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

H. HAWKE

TITANIC STEEL

78

FLOCKTONFLOCKTON, TOMPKIN & co.,Newhall Steel WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

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FLORENCEFLORENCE SILVER PLATE CO.Baltimore, Md.ea. 1907SilverplatersRef. 1972

FOOT PRINT or FOOT PRINT WORKSSee Thomas R. Ellin

FOR YOURSELF (bust of judge)See Joseph Mills

FORBESFORBES SILVER CO.Meriden, Conn.1894 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

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T. FOX & CO.

FOX PROCTOR.PASMORE & c- +

FOX PROCTOR PASMORE CO.See T. Fox & Co.

FRANCESee Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownellor Broomhead, Wilkinson & Brittain

FRANKLINFRANKLIN SILVER PLATE CO.Greenfield, Mass.ea. 1905 - 1922Silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1972

WEE FOLK'S

FRANKLIN WORKSSee Richard Gambleor Moss & Gambles

FRANCONIA, S. J.See L. Boardman & Son

79

EMU

WIZARD

SELECTBINGHAM&OGDEN

FORWARD (shell)See Levesley Bros. & Lloyd

FORD & MEDLEYSheffield(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, scissors, etc.,also Sheffield Plate and other platedmetalsRef. 1892, 1919

T. FOX & CO.Sheffield1784PlaterRef. 1967

FORBES PLATESee Meriden Britannia Co .

See Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd .FORTUNA

FORGET ME NOT (floral spray)See Thomas Makin & Sonor J.H. Potter

FOX

FOREMOSTSee Swift, Levick & Sons

FORD BROS. IMPROVED BESTSee Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

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A.H. FRITHSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

See Hargreaves, Smith & Co.

See Forbes Silver Co.or Friedman Silver Co.

CHARLES FURNESSStannington (near Sheffield)(1892)Cutlery, knivesRef. 1892

MARK

FULTON SHEFFIELDSee John Kenyon & Co.

FUERTE (bull)See Michael Hunter & Sonor Needham, Veall & Tyzack

FURNESS

FSCO

FRITH

FRYERS

80

See Walter Henry Aston

FREEDOM

FREEZITE

FRASER, ALEX & COSee Alfred Field & Co.

FRIEDMANFRIEDMAN SILVER CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1908 - 1960Succeeded by Gorham Mfg. Co.Pewter and silver-plated hollow-wareRef. 1978

See Thomas Hardy & Sons

FRARY, SMITH & CLARKMeriden, Conn.ea. 1850 - 1865Merged to form Landers, Frary &ClarkSmall iron castings, e.g. coffee potstands, etc.Ref. 1972

FRIEDMANFRIEDMAN & LAUTERJUNGNew York, N.Y.(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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FURNIVAL WORKSSee Roberts & Belk

FUSISee Thomas Jowitt & Sons

FWSee Frederick Whitehouse

FWR&CO (with acprn in circle)See F.W. Reynolds & Co.

81

G (cross) BSee Alfred Field & Co.

G (in circle or square)See Gerity Products, Inc.

G (in triangle)See James Sims

G (on shield)See Glydon & Lloyd

G (on shield with 4 & 8)See Gerity Products, Inc.

G&S LTD (in star)See Gilbert & Spurrier, Ltd.

GALEWILLIAM GALENew York, N.Y.1824 - 1860Succeeded by Gale & NorthPatented ornamental spoonsRef. 1978

GALEGALE MANUFACTURING CO.Syracuse, N.Y.ea. 1905 - (1920)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

GALEGALE, WOOD & HUGHESNew York, N.Y.1836 - 1890Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

G. W. & H.J

82

GALEZASee John Round & Son

GALLIMOREW. GALLIMORE & SONSSheffieldN.d.Nickel-silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

NORWEOIAN SILVER

ALMADA SILVERGALLIMORE

GALLIMORE BROS., Kenyon WorksEdward St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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GALT & BROS., INC.Washington, D.e.1802 - presentSterling and silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

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See George Hallam

CHARLES GARLICK & SONSPortland Lane, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1902, 1919

EDWARD GEM & CO.Birmingham and Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

LYNX

See Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownellor Broomhead, Wilkinson & Brittainor Alfred Field & Co.or Edward Gem & Co.

P. GARRETT & SONPhiladelphia, Penn.ea. 1840Electro-plated flatwareRef. 1976

See Glastonbury Silver Co.

GARLICK

GARRETT

GATEFIELD WORKSSee William Ryland

GEM

GC (cross)

GEM (in oval)See H. Nathan & Co.

GEE-ESCO

GB (cross)

83

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XW.MOORE

RICHARD GAMBLE, Franklin WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

THOMAS GARFITT & SON,Cross Scythe WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

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GAMBLE

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JOSEPH GILBERT, Sun WorksBirmingham(1892)Nickel-silver and electro-platedspoons, forks, ladles, cruets, trays, etc.Ref. 1892, 1972

See G. Harrison

GILBERT & SPURRIER, Ltd.Birmingham(1892)Electro-plated, nickel-silver,Britannia metal and sterling goods

ARCENTINA SILVER

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ALMADA SILVER

GILBERT

GH

GILBERT

GG (crossed bats)See Robert Graeme

84

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GERITY PRODUCTS, INC.Toledo, Ohio(1898)Custom platersRef. 1978

EDWARD GEM & CO.

GENIUS (planet)See John Blyde

GEORGIANSee Benedict Mfg. Co.

GEM, EDWARD & CO.See Alfred Field & Co.

GEM SILVER CO.See Wilcox Silver Plate Co.

GERITY

GERMAN SILVERA trade term for a nickel-copper alloy, also called nickel-silver.

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GILBERT (lion & shield)See George W. Shiebler & Co.

GILEAR FILE WORKSSee T.L. Green & Co.

GILLHARRY GILL & CO., Chandos WorksRockingham St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and table steelsRef. 1892, 1919

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GILPIN SENIOR & CO.Cannock(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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WEDCES MILLS

GLADSee Joseph Jepson

GLAMORGAN WORKSSee Joseph Haywood & Co.

85

GLASTONBURYGLASTONBURY SILVER CO .Chicago, Ill.1906 - 1950Silver-plated flatware and hollowwareRef. 1972, 1978

GEE-ESCO

ARROW PLATE

GLEASONR. GLEASON & co.Dorchester, Mass.(1853)Britannia metal and electro-platedtableware, die-struck and spunRef. 1969

GLENNYW.H. GLENNY, SONS & CO .Buffalo, N.Y .1840 - 1898Wholesalers of silverwareRef. 1978

GLOBE or GLOBE STEEL WORKSSee Ibbotson Bros.

GLOBE NEVADA SILVER WORKSSee Daniel & Arter

GLOBE WORKSSee Robert Batemanor James Neil & Co.or Unwin & Rogers, Ltd.

GLORIOUSSee Edwin Lander & Co.

GLUTIASee Samuel Johnson

GLYDONGLYDON & LLOYDBirmingham(1892)Cutlery, knivesRef. 1892

GMCO (anchor in shield)See Gorham Mfg. Co.

GO AHEADSee Colquhoun & Cadman

GODIVASee John Round & Son

GOLD (cross)See Robert Owen

GOLD CITYSee John Bedford & Sons

GOLD LINEDSee N.C. Reading & Co.

GOLDSMITHSGOLDSMITH'S CO. OF CANADAToronto, Ont.N.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

86

GOLDSMITH'S CO. OF CANADA

NICK ELITE SILVER

SHEFFIELD CUTLERY

GONDOLASee John Round & Son

GOOD (human figure)See Longley & Hawkesworth

GOOD (in circle) with FOR ALLSee John Nowill & Sons

GOOD LUCK (on nail with two horseshoes)See J. & 1. Beal

GOOD TEMPERSee William Hunt & Sons

GOODALLHENRY ARTHUR GOODALLLondon(1892)Cutlery, spoons and forksRef. 1892

BBHOLBORN

GOODEJOHN GOODE & SONSBirminghamN.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

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GOODLAD, W. (anchor)See W. & S. Butcher

GORDON SILVERSee Spurrier & Co.

GORERSOLOMON LEWIS GORERalso trading as THE GILDING &SILVERING CO.Middlesex(1892)Articles made in alloys resemblingsilverRef. 1892

ARGOSY SILVER

GORHAMGORHAM MFG. co.Providence, R.I.ea. 1865 - presentElectro-plated flatware andhollowwareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

SUFFOLK SILVERPLATE

ELMWOOD PLATE

BANQUET PLATE

87

GORHAM MFG. CO.

GORRILLROBERT GORRILL & CO.Eyre St., Sheffield1864 - (1919)Knives and cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919

I. o.U .Serut ce

GOVANSee William Leonard & James Lamb

GOYGOYLondon(1892)Cutlery manufacturers and outfittersRef. 1892

GOZO (with H and heart)See Matthew Jepson & Sons

GRACESee John Staniland

GRADYW. GRADY & CO.Westhill Lane, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919

VESGRAEME

ROBERT GRAEMEMilton St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

Carl J. W/'ngaard & Co.

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GRAFFGRAFF, WASHBOURNE & DUNNNew York City1899 - 1961Succeeded by Gorham Mfg. Co.Sterling and plated silverwareRef. 1967, 1974b

GRAND (piano)See Edward Owen & Co.

GRAVESJ.G. GRAVES, LTD.Durham Rd., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, spoons and forksRef. 1892, 1919

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GRAYSONBENJAMIN GRAYSON & SONGarden St., Sheffield1871 - 1914Silver, electro-plated and Britanniametal goodsRef. 1892, 1980

BRITISH

GREAT BLADESSee Charles C. Biddell, Inc.

GREAVESFRANCIS GREA YES & SONSSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

GREAVESISAAC GREAVES, Parks WorksSheffield(1892)Succeeded by W.K. & C. PeaceCutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

J ISAAC GREAVES r89

ISAAC GREAVES, Parks Works

GAMBIAGREAVES

WILLIAM GREAVES, Sheaf WorksSheffieldea. 1820 - 1858Succeeded by Thomas Turtin & Sons,Ltd .Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1976

GREAYES, ISAACSee W.K. & C. Peace

GREAYES, W. & SONSSee Thomas Turtin & Sons, Ltd.

GREENW. GREEN & CO.Eyre St., Sheffield(1784)Close platerRef. 1967

WGREEN&CO~

GREENI.L. GREEN & CO., Gilear File WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

GREEN RIVER WORKSSee John Russell Cutlery Co.

GREEN ALFREDSee George Barnsley & Sons

GREEN, JOHN BLACKWELL & SONSSee T.L. Green & Co.or Henry Whitham & Son

GREGORYWILLIAM GREGORY & SONSHoward St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery, knives and goods in othermetalsRef. 1892

GREGORYGREGORY & BRAMALL, Soho SteelWorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

J GREGORY & CO

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GREGORY,1. & CO.See Gregory & Bramallor Hobson, Houghton & Co., Ltd.

GREGORY, WILLIAM & SONSSee John Thomas Petty & Sons

GRENADA SILVERSee James Robert McClelland

GRIEL NICKEL SILVERSee Barker Bros.

GRIFFINSee Arthur Balfour & Co.

GRIFFINGRIFFIN CUTLERY WORKSNew York, N.Y.ea. 1905 - (1960)Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

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GRIFFITHSGRIFFITHS & CO., Parks WorksSheffield(1867)Cutlery, electro-plated tableware ofall kindsRef. Montreal Gazette, 7 Nov. 1867,advertisement

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GRINSELLGRINSELL & SONSBirmingham and London(1871) - (1892)Silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1972

IJ·G.(SONSI

GRISSee John Bednall & Co.

GRUML.B. GRUMRichmond, Ind .ea. 1877 - (1883)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

GSCO (monogram)See Glastonbury Silver Co.

GUANACO (llama)See Alexander Doughty & Co.or 1. & 1. Drysdale

GUILDSee William N. Boynton

GUNSTONGUNSTON, SONS & CO.Liverpool(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

91

GUNSTON, SONS & CO.

GUYJOHN GUY & CO., LTD.,Cymrie WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

GUy

GUY FAWKES (effigy)See John Guy & Co., Ltd.

GWSee Thomas Ellin & Co.

GW (heart & circle)See Wainwright & Staniland

GWDSee Graff, Washbourne & Dunn

GW&HSee William Galeor Gale, Woods & Hughes

See Hadfield Steel Foundry

HALE

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JOHN HAGUEWadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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WILLIAM HAGUEDungworth (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

HALE BROTHERS, Moorfield WorksAllen St., Sheffieldea. 1871 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

HADFIELD'S STEEL FOUNDRYCO., LTD., Hecla Works

DRIVE

HECLINE

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H&S

See Henry Hall

HA

H&JW KING 1856See Francis T. Witte Hardware Co.

See Henry Atkin

HECLON

See Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.H&ESCO

See Atkin Bros.

See Henry Humphries & Co.

HAEAFA

H&TMFGCOSee American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.or Holmes & Tuttle

See William Hutton & Sonsor H. Schuroff & Co.

H (with GOZO and heart)See Matthew Jepson & Son

H (in diamond)See Walker & Hallor Henry Humphreys & Co.

HADFIELDHADFIELD'S STEEL FOUNDRYCO., LTD., Hecla WorksNewhall Road, Sheffieldea. 1861 - (1919)Goods of steel or iron and steelcombinedRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

H

HALL

H.S.Co.

2865

ALCO

HALL, BOARDMAN & CO.New York, N.Y., and Philadelphia,Penn.1845 - 1856Retailers of Britannia metal andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

WILLIAM HALL, Alma Works

HALL & CO.High St., Sheffieldea. 1873 - (1892)Goods of iron, steel, tungsten andalloysRef. 1892, 1974

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BROADHEAD HALL & Co.

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W. HALLBirminghamea. 1829Close platerRef. 1967

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HALLHALL, ELTON & Co.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1830 - 1852Succeeded by Meriden Britannia Co.Electro-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

HALLHENRY HALLBirminghamea. 1829Close platerref. 1967

HALLHENRY HALLSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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See Walker & Hall

HALL, W. 2865See W.H. Brittain

94

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HALLAM

HALLAM

HALLAM

GEORGE HALLAMSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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JOHN HALLAMSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

ASAY

ROBERT HALLAMDungworth, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

ISAY

ROBERT HALLAMHollis Croft, Sheffield(1892)Butchers', cooks' and bread knivesRef. 1892

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HALLAMTHOMAS HALLAM, JUNIORSheffield(1787)

KnivesRef. 1787

WHALM

HALLAM, ROBERTSee John Petty & Sons

HALLAMSHIRE WORKSSee Long, Hawsley & CO .

HALMSee Thomas Hallamor Thomas Hallam Jr.

HAMBURG HOLLOW GROUND (chain)See William Brokhahne

HAMILLCHARLES W. HAMILL & CO.Baltimore, Md.1876 - 1884Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

95

CHARLES W. HAMILL & CO.

HAMILTONC.A. HAMILTONWaterbury, Conn.ea. 1886Spoons, knives, forks, tea sets,waiters, etc .Ref. 1978

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HAMILTONHAMILTON MANUFACTURINGCO.Chicago, Ill.ea. 1895 - 1902Succeeded by Benedict Mfg. Co .SilverwareRef. 1972, 1978

HAMILTON MFG. CO.

HAMILTON

HAMILTON SILVER CO.New York, N.Y .? - 1912Succeeded by Benedict Mfg. Co .SilverwareRef. 1978

HAMILTON (crown)See C.A. Hamiltonor Rogers & Hamilton Co.

HAMMON PLATE CO .See Meriden Britannia Co.

HANDLEY

HANCOCKSee Sayles, Hancock & Co.

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M.HANSONBirminghamea. 1810Close platerRef. 1967

THOMAS HARDY & SONSMilton sr., Sheffieldea. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HANISON

~ PERUVIAN SILVER

HARDY PATENT PICK CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

THOMAS HANDS & SON,Colonial WorksSuffolk St., Sheffield(1892)Electro-plated goods, spoons, forks,cruets, etc.Ref. 1892, 1972

FREEDOM

HARDY

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HANCOCK, SAMUEL & SONSSee Reuss & Co.

HAND CUTSee Alfred Beckett & Sons

LIEBRE

HANCOCKSAMUEL HANCOCK & SONS,Mazeppa WorksSheffieldea. 1836 - 1924Cutlery, spoons and forks, platedgoods generallyRef. 1892,1919,1974

ZEPHYR

ROBERT WILLIAM HANDLEYSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HAMPTON PLATE CO.See Meriden Britannia Co.

LUZ

J. HARRISON

C.ROTHERHAM

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HARRISONJOHN HARRISON & SONSDronfield (near Sheffield)ea. 1880Cutlery and tools with cutting edgeRef. 1892

HARRISONJOHN HARRISON & SONSheffield(1787)Knives, in white metal (Britanniametal)Ref. 1787, 1980

HARRIISONi·

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97

J. SMITH & CQSHEFFI ELD

~FRYERS

HARRISON1. HARRISONBirminghamea. 1809PlaterRef. 1967

HARGREAVESHARGREAVES, SMITH & CO.Eyre Lane, Sheffieldea. 1866· 1920Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HARRISONG. HARRISONBirminghamea. 1823Close platerRef. 1967

HARDY PATENT PICK CO .

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LUCIUS HART MANUFACTURINGCO.New York, N.Y.1828 - (1870)Pewter and silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

HARRISON BROS. & HOWSON

SLASHHARRISON

HARRISON, FISHER & CO.Wellington St., Sheffieldea. 1868Cutlery of all kindsRef 1892, 1919, 1974

HART

HARROP, H.See George Barnsley & Sons

98

HARRISONW.W. HARRISON & CO.,Montgomery WorksSheffield1865 - 1911Electro-plated and Britannia metalgoodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1980

HARRISONI.R

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S. BIGGIN

v\ttR.HARRISON BRO ' &HOWSONCUTLERS TO HBR.MAJES'IY

JOHN HARRISON & SONS

HARRISONHARRISON BROS. & HOWSONSheffield1862 - (1919)Cutlery, also Britannia metal andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972, 1980

HARTFORD STERLING CO.

HARWOODT. HARWOODBirminghamea. 1816Close platerRef. 1967

HUDSONK N I F E CC;>

DECEM

HARTKOPFROBERT HARTKOPFSolingen, Germany(1892)Cutlery, knives and forks, scissorsand shearsRef. 1892

CHARLES HARWARSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

HARWAR

99

HART

HARTFORDHARTFORD STERLING CO.Philadelphia, Penn.1900 - 1924Importers and manufacturers of silverplated goodsRef. 1978

R.H. & A.W. HARTBrooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1860Silver-platersRef. 1978

HARTFORDHARTFORD SILVER PLATE CO.Hartford, Conn.1882 - 1894Electro-plated hollow-wareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

HASELERW.H. HASELER & co.Birmingham1870 - 1927In partnership with Liberty & Co., ofLondonManufacturers of silver and pewtergoodsRef. 1974b

HASLEHURSTGEORGE HASLEHURSTSheffield(1797)Table-knife maker, with silver andplated handlesRef. 1797

OVAHATFIELD

A. HATFIELDPepper Alley, Sheffieldca. 1808Close plater and silversmithRef. 1967

HATTERSLYHATTERSLY & DICKENSONNewark, N.J.(1853)Displayed Britannia metal goods in1853 at N.Y. ExhibitionRef. 1969

HAVELOCK WORKSSee Barker & England

HAWCROFTW. HAWCROFT & SONS,Bath WorksSheffield(1892)Ref. 1892

100

W. HAWCROFT & SONS,

W \iAW,S~OFT & SONSSREF~~FIELD

RENOWN

HAWKE, H.See Daniel Flather & Sons

HAWKSWORTHHAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO.SheffieldN.d.Electro-p1ated goodsRef. 1972

HAWKSWORTHHAWKSWORTH & SHARROWSheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

HAWKSWORTH

HAWLEYJOHN HAWLEYSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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HE (ALSO in cross)See Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

See Walker & HallHDWS

HAYMAN & CO.

See Hall, Boardman & Co.

See Holmes, Booth & Haydens

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HAYWOODJOSEPH HAYWOOD & CO.,Glamorgan WorksPond St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

101

HAYMAN & CO.Birmingham and London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

WILLIAM HAYBirmingham(1892)Forks and spoons made of nickelRef. 1892, 1972

HAYES, McFARLAND & CO.Mount Vernon, N.Y.ea. 1887 - (1914)Succeeded by Gorham Mfg. Co.Electro-plated goodsRef. 1872

JOHNHAWLEY

HAY

HAYES

HAYMAN

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HEARNSHAWHEARNSHAW BROTHERS,Sorby St. WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HENRY BROWN & SONSSHEFFIELD

<V\.. 0~ HEARNSHAW BRa?\Y~ CAST STEEL

HsHECKFORD

ARTHUR EGERTON HECKFORDBirmingham(1892)Electro-plated goods, spoons, forks,etc.Ref. 1892

HECLA WORKSSee Hadfield' s Steel Foundry

HECLINE or HECLONSee Hadfield's Steel Foundry

HEELEY, W. & S.See C.T. Skelton & Co.

102

HElFFORJOHN HEIFFORParadise Sq., Sheffieldea. 1861 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOHN HEIFFOR.

MODELI*J-H*]

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HEIRLOOMSee Oneida Silversmithsor Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

HELMET BRANDSee Henry Brooks & Co.

HELP (crutch)See Frederick William Oates

HENCKELSJ.A. HENCKELSSolingen, Germany(1892) - presentCutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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HENDRIEW.A. HENDRIEChicago, Ill.ea. 1850 - 1860Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

HENLEYHENLEY SILVER ROLLING &WIRE MILLSSheffield(1892)Spoons, forks and like goodsRef. 1892

ABOYEUR

TANGOHENRY, CHARLES, C P

See Charles Parkin & Sons

HENRY, E. & CO.See William Marples & Son

HEPWORTHHEWORTH, PILLEY & CO .Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

STARCUTLERY COMPANY

HERALDSee C.E. & A. Speyer

HERMITSee John Round & Son

103

HERRINGGEORGE E. HERRINGChicago, Ill.ea. 1900 - (1915)Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972,1978

YOUREXHERRIOTT

E. HERRIOTTSheffieldea. 1872 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HESCOSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

HESSINSee Andrew Charles

HEXCO MEXICANSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co .

H.F. & Co.See Harrison, Fisher & Co.

HlBBARDHlBBARD, SPENCER, BARTLETT&CO.Chicago, Ill .ea. 1884Plated silver hollow-ware and flatwareRef. 1978

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WILLIAM D. HIGGINSIndianapolis, Ind.ca. 1870Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

GEORGE HIDES & SON,

HIGH LANE WORKSSee Thomas Bolsover & Sons

HIGGINS

HIGGINSONHIGGINSON ROBINS ONLiverpool(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

HILL

104

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GEORGE HIDES & SON,Hollis WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HIBBARD, SPENCER, BARTLETT&CO.

SAMUEL HIBBERT & SONSheffieldea. 1863 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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HICKS SILVER CO.See A.R. Justice Co.

HIBERNIA or HIBERNIA WORKSSee William Marples & Sons

HIDES

HIRSCH & STERNBirmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HIPKISS~'

W. HIPWOODBirminghamca. 1809Close platerRef. 1967

See Higginson Robinson

1. HIPKISSBirminghamea. 1808Close plater and silversmithRef. 1967

HIPWOOD

HIRSCH

HIR

HIPKISS

105

HILLS, MENKE & CO.Birmingham(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

J. HINKSBirminghamea. 1812PlaterRef. 1967

AFRICAN SILVER

HILL J. HINKSCHARLES HILL, Spring Lane Works

Sheffield L1J(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HILLS

HINKS

HINCHCLIFFE, GEORGE W.See Joseph Haywoodor Thomas Turner

HIT ITSee R. & J. Linacre

HJ (arrow)See James Howarth & Sonor Robert Sorby & Sons

HM (in diamond)See Hayes, McFarland & Co.

HMCSee Housatonic Mfg. Co.

HM & Co.See Hills, Menke & Co.

HOBDAYJ. HOBDAYBirminghamca. 1829Close platerRef. 1967

Ell ••HOBNOB

See Clifton & Co.

HOBSONHENRY HOBSON & SONSheffield and Londonea. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery and spoons and forks in othermetalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

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106

HOBSON

JHOBSON

HOBSON

HOBSON, HOUGHTON & CO.,LTD., Don Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1863 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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GREGORY & CO

BENJAMIN HOBSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

MINEGEORGE HOBS ON, SENIOR &JUNIORSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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HOBSON

HOBSON

HODD

GEORGE HOBSON, SENIOR &JUNIOR

LASSJONATHAN HOBSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

NORCOPPIN

THOMAS HOBSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

HOBSONTHOMAS HOBSONSheffieldCutlery of all kindsRef. 1982

R. HODD & SONMiddlesex(1892)Silver goods, electroplate and electrotype goodsRef. 1892

107

R. HODD & SON

HODGSONE.W. HODGSON & CO.,Plum St. WorksSheffield1865 - (1876)Cutlery of all kinds

HOLBORNSee H.A. Goodall

HOLDSWORTHGEORGE HOLDS WORTHSheffieldea. 1835 - 1867Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1974

HOLD-WORTHHOLLAND

H. HOLLAND & CO .Birminghamea. 1784Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

HOLLANDROBERT HOLLANDSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

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HOLLIS WORKSSee George Hides & Son

HOLMESHOLMES, BOOTH & HAYDENSWaterbury, Conn., and New York,N.Y.ea. 1853 - 1886Nickel-silver flatware and electroplated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

[80LME§J

H. B. & H. A. 1.

SHEFFIELD PLATED CO.

STERLING SILVER PLATE CO.

UNION SILVER PLATE CO.

108

HOLMESHOLMES & EDW ARDS SILVER co.Bridgeport, Conn.1882 - presentElectro-plated flatwareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

I-EXIV B. S.CO.

H. If E. S. CO.STRATFORD SILVER CO AXI

WALDO I-E®STERLlNG INlAID

MEXICAN CRAIC

EDWARDSEHOLMES & EDWARDS LJ:'

SILVER - INLAID n:.

STRA1TORD PLATE

STRATFORD SILVER PLATE CO.

ORIENTAL

HESCOn LASHAR

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HOLMES

HOLMES

HOLMES

HOLMES

HOLMES

HOLMES & GRIGGSWaterbury, Conn .ca. 1850Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

HOLMES & HOTCHKISSWaterbury, Conn.ea. 1850Electro-plated goodsRef. 1972

HOLMES & TUTTLE MFG. CO.Bristol, Conn., and Boston, Mass.ea. 1851 - (1901)Electro-plated knives, forks andspoonsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

HOLMES & TUTTLE

H. & T. MFG. CO.

See Rand & Crane

WILLIAM & ROBERT HOLMESBaltimore, Md.1847 - 1940Britannia metal goods and silverwareRef. 1978

WM. HOLMES

HOLMES & NICHOLSONSheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

109

HOLMES & NICHOLSON

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HOLMES SILVER CO.See Ho1mes & Edwards Silver Co.

HOLMSTHOMAS HOLMSSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

ECLIPSHOLY

D. &1. HOLYSheffieldea. 1821Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

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HOLYWOOD HOUSESee Charles Attwood

HOMANHOMAN MFG. CO .Cincinnati, Ohio1847 - 1941Pewter, Britannia metal and nicke1silver goods to 1864, electro-platedgoods after 1864Ref. 1967,1978

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HOPPE & CO.Sheffieldea. 1869 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HOPPE

OJELTON

HOPEWELL SILVER CO.See Reed & Barton

HOPE STEEL WORKSSee Muxlow & Knott

HOPE WORKSSee Boswell, Hatfield & Co.

HORRABINW. & S. HORRABINSheffieldea. 1867Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1974

HORN, W.I. & CO.See W.K. & C. Peace

HOPE SILVER CO. (anchor)See G.W. Parks Co.

HOPE PLATESee H.H. Vivian & Co.

110

HOMAN MFG. CO.

LV. & G.F.W. HOPE, Atlantic WorksSheffield(892)Goods in Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electro-plateRef. 1892

See W.H. Brittain

HOMAN & COMPANYCINCINNATI

HOPE

HOPE

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HORTOND.HORTONBirminghamea. 1808Close platersRef. 1967

D·HORToN-r

HORTON1. HORTONBirminghamea. 1809Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

HOR-_TON-

HOTHAMROBERT HOTHAM & co.Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

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HOTHAM

HOULDENRICHARD HOULDENSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

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HOUSATONIC ONIC MANUFACTURINGHOUSATCO.New Haven, Conn .ea. 1902Spoons, knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1972, 1978

HOVENDENR. HOVENDEN & SONSLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

B. le S. COWVAN

KOOCAHHOWARD

HOWARD & SON CO.Providence, R.I.ea. 1886 - 1891Electro-plated flatwareRef. 1972

HOWARD

HOWARD

HOWARD

S. & T. HOWARDLondonca. 1809Close platerRef. 1967

Ho~ I sard 8

HOWARD CUTLERY CO.New York, N.Y.ea. 1896 - 1909Plated silver knives and hollow-wareRef. 1972, 1978

JOHN HOWARDSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

112

JOHN HOWARD

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HOWARDFRANCIS HOWARDSheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HOWARDJONATHAN HOWARDSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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HOWARTHJAMES HOWARTH,Broomspring WorksSheffieldea. 1879 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1976

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HOWARTH, lAMESSee Robert Sorby & Sons

HOWELLHOWELL & CO., LTD.,Sheffield Tube WorksSheffieldea. 1872 - (1919)Knives and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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HOWELLHOWELL & lAMES, LTD .London(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

113

HOYLANDHOYLAND, CLARBOUR &BARNARDSheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

WSUPER

ZCCLARBOUR

+SURIOUS

HOYLEJEREMIAH HOYLESheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

HPPCOSee Hardy Patent Pick Co.or Selig, Sonnenthal & Co .

HRSee Higginson Robinson

HRDSee Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd .

HRS&CO (with flag and crown or wreath)See Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

HSSee Hermann Schuroff

HS (shield & crown)See Hirsch & Stern

HS (two sickles)See Thomas Staniforth & Co.

HSB&COSee Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.

HSC (trefoil)See John Hurley Silver Co.

HSCOSee Hartford Sterling Co.

HSSSee Henry Stratford

HTHSee H.H. Taylor

HUDSONLB. HUDSONMinneapolis, Minn.ca. 1886Retailers and importers of pewter,silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1978

JBHHUDSON

JOSEPH HUDSON & CO.Sheffield(1789)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

114

JOSEPH HUDSON & CO.

EMB+HUDSON KNIFE CO.

See Robert Hartkopf

HUKINHUKIN & HEATHBirmingham1879 - 1953Electro-plated coffee and tea sets,cruets, sugar tongs, etc.Ref. 1892, 1974b

JWHJTH

HULLEYGEORGE HENRY HULLEYCambridge St., Sheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Knives and goods in non-ferrousmetalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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WILLIAM HUNT & SONS,

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HUNT & ROSKELLLondon1843 - ea. 1939Manufacturer and retailer of silverand electro-plated goodsRef. 1974b

LIBERTY

MICHAEL HUNTER & SON,Talbot WorksSheffield1884 - (1892)Cutlery and goods of iron and steelcombined,also Britannia metal goodsRef. 1892, 1980

See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

~ISH

LLAMA

HUNTER

HUNTER

HUNT

115

HUMPHREYSHENRY HUMPHREYS & CO .Birmingham and in Peru(1892)Knives and goods in non-ferrousmetalsRef. 1892

WILLIAM HUNT & SONS,Brades Steel WorksWorcester(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

HUNGRY WOLF BRANDSee Henry Barnascone & Son

HUMPHREYSW.R. HUMPHREYS & CO.Denby St., Sheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery and Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HUNT

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PATENTED

SHEFFIELD PLATE

HUTTONWILLIAM HUTTON & SONSBirmingham, Sheffield and London1800 - 1930Steel cutlery, Britannia metal, nickelsilver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

JOHN HURLY SILVER CO.Scriba, N.Y.ea. 1890 - 1894Electro-p1ated goodsRef. 1967,1972

HUSTLER

HUTCHINSONW. & H. HUTCHINSONSheffieldea. 1878 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1974

See Clifton & Co., Ltd.

HURRICANESee W.K. & C. Peace

HURLY

116

AJAX

HUNTER & TWIGGSheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

MICHAEL HUNTER & SON,

WATCHHUMBLE

~LIBE-aT/.S

J. BLACKWELL & SON

HUNTSMANBENJAMIN HUNTSMANAttercliffe (near Sheffield)(1774) - (1919)Maker of fine steel, brass, etc.Ref. 1774,1892, 1919, 1974

HUNTER

WILLIAM HUTTON & SONS

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HUTTONHUTTON & HOUGHTONBirminghamea. 1818Platers and manufacturers of varioussteel goodsRef. 1818

HW&COSee Henry Wilkinson & Co.

117

HYDES

HYDRA

HYGIENIC

THOMAS HYDESSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

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See Louis Osbaldiston

See Thomas Turner & Co.

I (cross & heart) CSee Robert Shepherd

I (cross)See Gallimore Bros.

I (cross) ISee John Jervis

I (crown & heart)See John & Sarah Kent

ICUTMY WAYSee John Clarke & Sonsor Thomas Hobson

I GUIDESee Frank Wood

IOU SERVICESee Robert Gorrill & Co.

I SERVE (spinning wheel)See WaIter 1. Ramsbottom

I.XLSee George Wostenholm & Son

I&I&COSee I. & I. Waterhouse & Co.

I (w) P JOS KIRBY & SONSee Alfred Field & Co.

IB (pipe)See Joseph Barnes

IB (three asterisks)See Thomas Bolsover & Sons

IBBERSONGEORGE IBBERSON & CO.Sheffield(1892)Marks also used by Harrison Bros. &HowsonCutlery and Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electro-plated goods of allkindsRef. 1892

I

118

GEORGE IBBERSON & co.

IBBOTSONCHARLES IBBOTSON,Melbourne WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsMarks also used by Harrison Bros. &HowsonRef. 1892

EARLY ~RD

SLASHc ~

CHARLO

IBBOTSONHENRY IBBOTSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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WIll

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IBBOTSONJOHN IBBOTSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

IBBOTSON

IBBOTSONRICHARD IBBOTSONSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919

MOSQUITO

IBBOTSONTHOMAS IBBOTSON & CO .Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

J1 THO ~ IBBOTSON&Cocf1

IBBOTSONIBBOTSON BROS. & CO.,Globe Steel WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

119

IBBOTSON BROS. & CO.,

GLOBEIBBOTSON

IBBOTSON, PEACE & CO.Sheffieldea. 1847 - 1864Succeeded by W.K. & C. Peace & Co.CutleryRef. 1974

IBBOTSON, R.See W.K. & C. Peace & Co .

IBBOTSON, THOMAS & CO .See William Marples & Son

IBCOSee Black, Starr & Frost

IC (cross)See Gallimore Bros .

IC (in spectacles)See Sir Joscph Jonas & Colver & Co.,Ltd.

IDEASee Joseph Wilson

IDIDISee John Henry Potter

lE (cross)See Samuel Ashforth

lES (heart & fleur-de-Iys)See William Smith & Co.

IFDSee Frederick Derry

IHSee John Harrison & Sons

IH 70See John Hawley

IHLEEIHLEE & HORNELondon(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

•

'IHS (asterisk & crown)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

IKSee John Kenyon & Co.

ILLINOIS SILVER CO.See Associated Silver Co.

IM (over ISM)See Hunt & Roskell

IMPERIAL (IV & crown)See James Dixon & Sons

120

IMPERIAL CUTLERY CO. (fox)See J.M. Abrams & Co.

IMPERIAL FWSee Frederick Whitehouse

IMPERIAL SILVER PLATE CO.See Reichenberg-Smith Co.

IMPERIAL STEEL WORKSSee Edgar AlIen & Co.

IN MIND (bear)See Atkinson Bros.

INCISESee Francis Greaves & Sons

INDEPENDENCE 1776See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

INDEPENDENCE BRANDSee American Silver Co.

INDUSTRIASee John Bedford & Sons

INDESTRUCTOSee Benedict Mfg. Co.

INDIAN SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

INDIANA BRANDSee Anchor Silver Plate Co.

INGRAMJOHN INGRAMBirmingham(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

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INITA

INTRA

See Robert Hotham

See International Silver Co.or W.A. Tyzack

See Samuel Hancock & Sons

See William Marsh

IVOR

See Thomas Staniforth & Co.or John Riley

See Richard Kent


See Alfred Field & Co.

IRRESISTIBLESee John Bedford & Sons

IS (diamond)See Joshua Ryals

IVANHOE (shield)See Dickson Bros & Co.or Henry Rossell & Co.

ISONIT

ISH (crown)See Hunt & Roskell

IR

IS 5

IS (Punch puppet)See Turner, Naylor & Marples

IP (crown)

INVISIBLE ACTIONSee Perry & Co.

IS

IS (arrow)

IRISH

10 (crown & quatrefoil)See Henry Stones

121

•\~.~,INTERNATIONAL

SILVER COMPANY

JOHN INGRAM

~ INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY

See E.M. Dickinson

See J.G. Graves, Ltd.

INVICTA

See Sir Joseph Jonas, Colver & Co.,Ltd.

INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL SILVER CO.Meriden, Conn.1898 - presentTook over many smaller companies,mark is was rarely used before 1929Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1967,1972, 1978

INTRINSICSee John Milner

INSICO PEWTERSee Derby Silver Co.

[(][SJ

IVORY (diamond)See Samuel Turner

IXION (figure on wheel)See Henley Silver Rolling Mills, Ltd.

122

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J (in heart & triangle)

See A.R. Justice Co.

J (in square)

See Alfred Beckett & Sons

J&RDSee Francis Newton & Sons

JACKMANJOSEPH JACKMAN & CO.,Persberg Steel WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Knives

Ref. 1892, 1919

JACKSONWILLIAM JACKS ON & CO.,Sheaf Island WorksSheffield(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

R. VERNON &. SONS.

J

123

JAMES

JOHN JAMES & SONS,Victoria WorksSheffield(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

LEVIATHAN

JAMES

JAMES & GIBBSBirmingham(1818)Goods plated on steel and goods inimitation silver

Ref. 1818

JAN. 20See Abraham Nichols

JAPANESE SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

JAS (in triangle)

See Joseph Ashworth & Co.or J.J. Saville & Co.

JBSee John Biggin & Co., Ltd.

JBH

See LB. Hudson

JBTBSee Thomas Bradbury & Sons

JB&SSee John Baker & Sons

JCSee James Chesterman & Co.

JCB (two arrows)See James Clews

GLAD

JOSEPH JEPSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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JOHN JERVISSheffield(1774) - (1797)Knife cutler and Britannia metal goodsRef. 1774,1787,1797

MATTHEW JEPSON (& SON)Sheffield(1774) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1774, 1787, 1797

GOZOHQ

JERVIS

JEPSON

JEPSON

124

p

JENKINS & TIMM, LTD.Sheffield(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

JAMES JENKINSSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

JENNINGS BROS. MFG. CO.Bridgeport, Conn.(1890)Silver-plated tableware, Sheffieldreproductions, etc.Ref. 1978

See J.E. Caldwell & Co.


See James Dixon & Sons

JENKINS

JENNINGS

JENKINS

JEC&CO

JD&S

JDS

JD&S (crossed horns)See 1. Defries & Sons

See James Hill

See Grinsell & Sons

CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON & CO.Sheffieldea. 1865 - presentKnives, and Britannia metal andelectro-plated goods generallyRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

FLAGPKNIFE

PCHRISTOPHERJOHNSON &Co

SHEFFIELD

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JNPSB (animal & crown)See John Neal & Co.

JO (crossed knife & steel)See James Oxley

JOHN BULL (figure)See Kayser Ellison & Co .or Rodgers Bros .

IN PYRO (animal & crown)See John Neal & Co.

JOHNSON

125

See James Howarth & Sons

JESSOP

JMB (monogram) 1897)See Joseph Mayer, Inc .

JG & SONS

See Friedman Silver Co.

WILLIAM JESSOP & SONS,Brightside Steel WorksSheffield1774 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919,1974,1976

AEROPLANE

See John Moreton & Co.

See John Henry Andrew & Co.

JM&CO

JF (crown)

JHA&CO

JH (arrow)

JL (in trefoil)See Le. & W. Lord

JH

JG (in shield with crown)See Joseph Gilbert

JH (two stars)See John Heiffor

..........................................................................................

JOHNSON

JOHNSON

JOHNSON

JOHNSON

GEORGE JOHNSON & CO.Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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-

JOSEPH JOHNSONBirmingham(1812) - (1818)Swords, tinned iron spoons, buttonsand patent warming pans, etc.Ref. 1818,1967

JOHN+SON

LH. JOHNSON & co.New York, N.Y.1844 - ea. 1910RetailersRef. 1978

c. B. M. C.

c. P. F.J.W. JOHNSONNew York, N.Y.1869 - ea. 1950Silver-platers and wholesalersRef. 1972, 1978

126

JOHNSON

JOHNSON

LW. JOHNSON

ROYAL PLATE CO.

CROWN SILVER PLATE CO.

CONNECTICUT PLATE CO.

R.M. JOHNSON, Shoreham WorksSheffield(1892)Britannia metal and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1892

SAMUEL JOHNSONWadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

GLUTIA

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JOHNSON, H.T.See John Newton & Co.or John Watts

JOHNSON WESTERN WORKSSee Christopher Johnson & Co.or J. Marshall

JONAS JONES

SIR JOSEPH JONAS, COLVER &CO., LTD.Continental Steel WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

N~INTRA JONES

NOVONOVIO

JONES JONESJONESBirmingham(1824)Silversmith and medallistRef. 1967

127

JONES

JONES ~

C. JONESLiverpool(1892)Silver and plated spoons and forksRef. 1892

PILOT

G.R. JONES & CO.,Swedish Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1874 - (1919)Cutlery including knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BEATS ALL

JONES, BALL & CO.Boston, Mass.(1853)Ordinary articles in silver fordomestic useRef. 1967, 1969

OLD FAITHFUL

41 ROYAL ALBION"

J. JOWE TTSHEFFIELD

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See John Shaw & Sons

See Joseph Seymour, Sons & Co.JS&CO

JS&S

JRS (monogram in circle)See 1. Rogers Silver Co., Inc.

JRP (shield, circle)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

See James Pinder & Co.

See James Robert McClellandJRMcC


JP (in diamond)See James Pinder & Co.or John Thomas Wildeor Wilkinson Sword Co.

JR&S

JR (axe) GRSee Joseph Rodgers & Sons

JOWITT, T.See Alfred Beckett & Sons

JP&CO

FUSI

THOMAS JOWITT & SONS,

128

El 011

JOHN JOWETTSheffieldea. 1878 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

T. JORDANBirmingham(1814)Close platerRef. 1967

THOMAS JOWITT & SONS,Scotia WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery, tools, springs of steel or steeland iron combinedRef. 1892

A.T. JORDANSheffieldea. 1880 - (1919)Cutlery, razors, scissors, etc.Ref. 1892,1919, 1974

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JOWITT

JOWETT

JORDAN

JORDAN

JTSee James Tidmarsh

JT (three-legged symbol)See Joseph Tyzack & Son

JUBILEESee Howell & James, Ltd.

JUBILEE GOLDSee John Clark

JUDDJUDD & CO.London(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

THE CYPRUS

JUDY.See F.W. & W.E. Oates

JUNOSee Britzius & Goldstrass

JUSTE JUDICATOSee Francis Newton & Sons

JUSTICESee Taylor Bros.

JUSTICEA.R. JUSTICE (or JUSTUS) Co.Philadelphia, Penn.1881 - (1911)Hardware, cutlery, silver and silverplated goodsRef. 1967, 1978

HICKS SILVER CO.

129

MEDFORD CUTLERY CO.

RIVERTON SILVER CO.

JUSTISJUSTIS & ARMIGERBaltimore, Md.1891 - 1893Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

JWH (over JTH)See Hukin & Heath

JY&SSee John Yates & Son

SHEFFIELD

KAYSER

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KAYSER, ELLISON & co.,Carlisle WorksSheffieldea. 1862 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

*ONE

THOMAS KAYSheffield(1787)Knife makerRef. 1787

CARLISLE WORKS

HENRY BROWN 8c SONS

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KELOCK

lA QUAl

KAY

130

KAY

See Herbert Robinson & Co.

KARANTI SILVERSee Levetus Bros.

KANN BROS. SILVER CO.Baltimore, Md.(1870) - 1913Silver-platersRef. 1978

KANN

KANNREUTHERKANNREUTHER & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

KANTOR

See New Amsterdam Silver Co.

-

JOHN KAY & CO.Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makers, silver handles,etc.Ref. 1797

KANGAROOSee Robert Sorby & Sons

K (lion & crown)See John Sykes

K (with 9 and Prince of Wales feathers)See Edgar AlIen & Co.

K

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tQG

RICHARD KENT is. SON)Sheffield(1774) - (1787)Common table knivesRef. 1774,1787

WILLIAM KENTSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

\ I DKENT

5IS

'titNEWCOIN

KENT

KENT, WMSee William Marples & Sons

KENT

131

JOHN & SARAH KENTSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

KEEP BROS.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

\IJQ]I

See Kayser, Ellison & Co.

KEEN EDGESee William Singleton & Co.

KEEP

KENT

KELOCK

KEEP (dividers)See Joseph Fenton & Sons

KENDULAMSee John Round & Son

KERR

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KINGSWAY PLATESee Suckling, Ltd.

CHARLES JOSEPH KINGLondon(1892)Cutlery including knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892

KING'S PLATESee McGlashan, Clarke & Co.

KING FISHER (bird)See Harry Fisher

litWKALE

KEYSTONESee W.T. Flather

KING

KESTEVENWILLIAM KESTEVENSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

132

~Z===&..AMERICAN BEAUTY

WILLIAM B. KERR & CO.Newark, N.J.(1855) - ea. 1905Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

JOHN KENYaN & co.Sheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Cutlery including knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

~0 MIDDLEWOOD

SHEFFIELD•

FUL TONSHEFFIELD

COWLEYSHEFFIELD

e8I K I~:KENYON I

KENYaN WORKSSee Gallimore Bros.

KENYaN

KITCHIN

THOMAS E. KITCHIN & CO.Sheffieldea. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

~.

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~SAM!:. KITCHIN

KITCHIN

GUSTAV KNECHTChicago, Ill.(1892)

CutleryRef. 1892

KNECHT

KLEINJUNGGYZA KLEINJUNGManchester(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

133

KIRKBY I!FOR USE ...

S. & J. KITCHINSheffieldea. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery and goods of other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

S. KIRKBYSheffield(812)Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

JOHN KIRKSheffield(892)

Cutlery, including goods of steel orsteel and iron combinedRef. 1892

SAMUEL KIRK & SONBaltimore, Md .1815 - presentSilverwareRef. 1967

PEACE

KIRKBY

KIRKBY, JOSEPH & SONSSee Alfred Field & Co.

KIRK

........-., KIRK

-.,...-.,.........-.,........

GUSTAV KNECHT

KNICKERBOCKERKNICKERBOCKER SILVER CO.Port Jervis, N.Y.ea. 1900 - (1922)Mark also used by the NewAmsterdam Silver Co.Plated goodsRef. 1972

KNIGHTHENRY KNIGHT & CO.London(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

KNOWLESGEORGE KNOWLESLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

134

GEORGE KNOWLES

TRADE MARK

KOECHLINKOECHLIN & ENGLEHARDTNewark, N.J.ea. 1906 - (1915)Sterling and plated flatware andhollow-wareRef. 1978

KOERBERKOERBER & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

KOLASee R. Hovenden & Sons

KORRELLOSee John Round & Son

KROMBUSSee William T. Flather

KROMELLASee Cammell, Laird & Co., Ltd.

KROSSKEYSSee John Nowill & Sons

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KROWERLEONARD KROWER & SON, INC.New Orleans, La .ea. 1869 - 1965Wholesalers of silver-plated goods,glass, etc .Ref. 1978

KRUPP, ARTSee Berndorff Metal Works

KSESee Knickerbocker Silver Co .

KZ (in diamonds)See Elkington & Co .

135

LSee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

L (arrow)See Josephus Parkin (& Son)

L (cross)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

L (pistol)

See Broomhead & Ward

L (pistol & diamond)See Jonathan Crookes & Sonor Frederick Ward

L BRaSSee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

L'ESPAGNESee Birks, Withers & Sykes

L'HOMMEDIEU

LA. L'HOMMEDIEUMobile, Ala.ea. 1839 - 1867Goods of coin silverRef. 1978

L9See Joseph SwannLA (cross, key or plumes)See Wilkinson & Twigg

LABARUM


LACROSSE (raquet)See Thomas Ellin & Co.

LAKESIDE

See Montgomery Ward

LANCASH or LANCASH BMRSee Benjamin M. Renton

LANCASTER STREET WORKSSee Slack, Sellars & Co.

L

136

LANCET TO CUT (on knife)See Benjamin Richardson

LANDT. LAND & SON, LTD.Sheffield(1892) - 1952Goods of precious metals and theirimitations

Ref. 1892, 1919, 1980

CIVICLANDER

EDWIN LANDER & CO.Birmingham(1892)


• GLORIOUS.

LANDERSLANDERS, FRARY & CLARKNew Britain, Conn.ea. 1865 - 1950Cutlery, silver and silver-platedflatwareRef. 1972

RESISTAIN

UNIVERSAL

SILVADIUM

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THOMAS LAW & CO.

See Richard Thomas & Co., Ltd.

+L&Co.

A.C. LEABirmingham(1808)Close plater and silversmithRef. 1967

LAZARUS & ROSENFELDLondon(1892)Table knivesRef. 1892

tLAW

LB SILVERW ARE CO.See Lawrence B. Smith Co.

LEA

LB

LAZARUS

LAXEY SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

137

See George Hobson, Senior or Junior

LANDERS, FRARY & CLARK

LARDER & BURGESSSheffield(1892) - (1919)Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919

THOMAS LAW & CO.Sheffield1758 - 1828Succeeded by Law, Atkin & Ox1ey (to1853) then by Atkin Bros. (to ea.1950)Table knives, sil ver and platedRef. 1774, 1787, 1797, 1967

LANDERS FRARY & CLARK

,/ETNA WORKS

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MARQUIS

ADMIRAL

DAZZLEX

TRIUMPH

LAW

LASHAR (SILVER)See Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

LASS

LARDER

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WILLIAM LEE & SONSSheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

ALBION SILVER

LEE & WIGFULLSheffield1871 - 1968Silver and imitation silver goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1980

1. LEE & J. ARMSTRONGalso trading as Thomas Turner & Co.Sheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

LEE

LEE

LEE

138

A.C. LEA

ARTHUR LEE & SONS,Crown Steel & Wire MillsSheffieldea. 1874 - (1919)Knives, edge tools and wireRef. 1892,1919, 1974

See John Nowill & Sons

LEE

LEADBEATERLEAD BEATER & SCOTTSheffieldca. 1813 - (1919)Cutlery including knives and forksRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

LEADER

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WILLIAM LEE & SONS

LEEBASee Dove & Co .

LEESG.LEESBirmingham(1811)Fancy platerRef. 1967

DDDLEES!

LEMNOSSee Harry John Skelton

LEONARDWILLIAM LEONARD & JAMESLAMBYorkshire(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

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139

LEONARDLEONARD MFG. co.Chicago, Ill .(1896)Spoons, knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1984

LEONARDLEONARD, REED & BARTONTaunton, Mass .ea. 1837 - 1847Succeeded by Reed & BartonUnplated Britannia metal spoonsRef. 1972

LEVERLEVER BROS.Birkenhead(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

SUNLICHT

LEVESLEYLEVESLEY BROS. & LLOYD,Central WorksSheffield and London(1892) - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

LEVETUSLEVETUS BROS.Birmingham(1892)Goods in imitation of silverRef. 1892

"KARANTI SILVER"

LEVILEVI & SALAMANBirminghamN.d.Amalgamated with Potosi Silver in1921Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

LEVIATHANSee John James & Sons

LEVYABRAHAM LEVYLondon(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

~SOUND

140

LEVY

LEVY

LEWIS

LEWIS

M. DE J. LEVY & SONSLondon(1892)Britannia metal, electro-plated andother metal goodsRef. 1892

LEVY BROS.London(1892)Electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

STANLEY WILLIAM LEWISW01verhampton(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

LEWIS, ROLLAND & SONSSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

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LEWIS, ROLL AND & SONS

LIFE

R. & J. LINACRENorton Woodseat (near Sheffield)ea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery, knives and agricultural toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOHN LILLY

JOSHLILLY ::::.

LILLY~~

JOSEPH LILLYBirmingham(1816)Plater and maker of spoons, etc .Ref. 1967

•IT

LILLY

LILLYMANTHOMAS GEORGE LILLYMANSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

LINACRE

141

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F'R I tNI)

LEXZAU & SCHARBAUHamburg, Germany(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

JOHN LILLYBirmingham(1815)Close plater and military ornamentmakerRef. 1967

See James Farquharson & Sonor F. John Townsend

LEXZAU

LILLY

LIEBRE (rabbit)See Samuel Hancock & Sons

LILLIE SILVERSee Israel Yudelman

LIBERTAS or LIBERTYSee Michael Hunter & Sonsor Needham, Veall & Tyzack

........................,........................'...................................................

LINGARD

LINLEY

LINLEY

JOSEPH LINGARDSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

i6zTHOMAS LINLEY & SONSSheffield(1892)Cutlery and machine toolsRef. 1892

A.NGEL.

S. & R. LINLEY, Clough WorksSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

142

LINLEY, S.See Alldays & Onions

LINWOODMATTHEW LINWOOD & SONSBirmingham(1808) - (1818)Close plater and silversmith; domesticand military goodsRef. 1818, 1967

LION BRANDSee Williams Bros. Mfg. Co.

LION WORKSSee John Bedford & Sonsor Frederick Whitehouse

LITTLEFIELDL.A. LITTLEFIELD SILVER CO.New Bedford, Mass.ea. 1905 - (1915)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

LITTLEWOODJOHN LITTLEWOODSheffield(1774) - (1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1774, 1787

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L.BRO~

H.G. LONG & Co., Ltd.See Long, Hawkesley & Marples

LOCKWOOD BROS., LTD.

LOERS & HUECKGermany(1892)Silver plate, gilt and ormolu workRef. 1892

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LONG

143

REA~KNlrEPAMPA

I. & H. SORBYSHEFFIELD

LOCKWOODLOCKWOOD BROS., LTD.Arundel Street, Sheffieldea. 1849 - 1921Cutlery including knives, Sheffieldplate and other plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

LLOYD, TAYLOR & CO.London(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

LLOYD

LLAMA (llama)See Michael Hunter & Son

LLOYD DAVIESSee Spear & Jackson

WITH~HASTEPOST

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LK (in diamond) or LK&SSee Leonard Krower & Son, Inc.

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See Thomas Barnes & Son

LOVE, SILVERSIDE, DARBY & CO.Sheffield(1785)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1984

Lay

See Thomas Barnes & Son

LC. & W. LORDBirmingham(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

JONATHAN LOYSheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

LOVE

LORD

LOY

LOV-NER

LOXLEY STEEL WORKSSee Charles Ramsden

LOVE STREET STEEL WORKSSee William Thomas Flather

LOVE

144

PHCENIX

LONG, HAWKSLEY & MARPLESor LONG, HAWKSLEY & CO.,Hallamshire WorksRockingham St., Sheffieldea. 1846 - 1920Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1974

LONGLEY & HAWKSWORTHSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

GOOD

LONG LIFE (SILVER) PLATE CO.See Alvin Corp.or Alvin Silver Co.

LONGLEY

LONG

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LOYRICHARD LOYSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

ALVALOY

WILLIAM LOYNorfolk Street, Sheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

TCW

LS (in triangle)See Leadbeater & Scott

LSD (in diamond)See Edgar Allen & Co.

LUDLAMWIDOW LUDLAM & SONSSheffieldea. 1785 - 1800Knives framed in white metalRef. 1787, 1980

ETNA145

LUNA METALSee Rowley Mfg. Co .

LUPTONSee Thomas Turner & Co.

LUTTGEWILLIAM A.L.T. LUTTGELondon(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

it:=[>LUZ

See Robert William Handleyor W.J. Ramsbottom

LYDBROOKSee Richard Thomas & Co .

LYDNEYSee Richard Thomas & Co .

LYNDONWALTER A. LYNDONBirmingham(1892)Cutlery and agricultural toolsRef. 1892

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ATHENA

WALTER A. LYNDON

ATHENA

LYNX (lynx)See Charles Garliek & Sons

LYONSLYONS SILVER CO.Lyons, N.Y.(1890)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

146

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M (two trees)See John Kenyon & Co.

M (crossed arrows & axe)See John Thomas Wilde

M TRUSTWORTHYSee Mappin & Webb

M&H·See Brooks & Cooper

M&WSee Mappin & Webb

MacBRAIRWILLIAM MAXWELL MacBRAIR,Sheaf Island WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

MacBRAIRMacBRAIR BROS. & CO.,Central WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

147

MacNABMacNAB, MULLER & CO .Madison, Ind .(1887)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

MAGIC (witch on a broom)See H. & R. Waterfall & Barber

MAGNETICSee John Thomas Petty

MAGNUSE. MAGNUSNew York,N.Y.ea. 1890 - (1904)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MAIGATTERCARL MAIGATTERLondon(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

MAJESTICMAJESTIC SILVER CO.New Haven, Conn .1910 - presentSilver-plated flatware, stainless steelfrom 1920sRef. 1978

MAKINTHOMAS MAKIN & SON,Castle WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

MALACCA PLATEDSee G.!. Mix & Co.

MALEHAMMALEHAM & YEOMANSSheffieldea. 1850 - 1925CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

W.BRADSHAW& SONSHEFFIELD

MALTBYMALTBY, STEVENS (& CURTISS)CO.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1870 - 1890Wholesalers of flatware and platedgoodsRef. 1967, 1972

148

MALTBY, STEVENS (& CURTISS)CO.

MAN (lily)See Thomas George Lillyman

MANDAL SILVERSee James Yates

MANDARINSee Aldolph Arbenz

MANHATTANMANHATTAN SILVER PLATE CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1877 - 1898Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

MANHATTAN CUTLERY CO.See John Newton & Co.or John Watts

MANHATTAN WORKSSee John Newton & Co.

MANICOE.C. MANICOSheffield(1892)Table kni ves and forks, etc.Ref. 1892

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MAPPIN BROS.,Queen's Cutlery WorksSheffield and Londonea. 1854 - (892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1972, 1974

MAPPI N & WEBB'SPRINCE'S PLATE.

MAPPIN & WEBB CO.,Royal Cutlery WorksSheffield and Londonea. 1866 - (963)Cutlery and electro-plated flatwareand hollow-wareRef. 1892,1919, 1972, 1974

TUSCA

MAPPIN

MARGELINESee 1.1. Saville & Co.

MAPPIN

149

MAJlK.

EDWARD BARBER

E.C. MANICO

MANNINGMANNING, BOWMAN & CO.Meriden, Conn.(857)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

I.S. MANTON & CO.Birmingham(892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

MANNINGMANNING BROS.Location unknown(860)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

MANOR PLATESee Rogers & Bros.

MANTON

MAPLE LEAF (leaf)See Thomas R. Ellin

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SAMUEL MARPLES

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JOHN MOSELEY & SON

E. HENRY & CQ

W~ KENT

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150

JOSEPH MARPLES & SONSSheffield(1892)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892

SAMUEL MARPLESSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

W MARr<,l.AND ....

ROBERT HENRY MARPLESSheffieldca. 1871 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

OF ALL

MARPLES

MARPLES

MARKLANDW.MARKLANDBirmingham(1818)Maker of plated spoons, tongs,baskets, etc.Ref. 1967

MARPLES

MARPLES

MARQUIS

MARRIAN

MARS

WILLIAM MARPLES & SON,

THOS IBBOTSON &CoCAST STEEL SZ

MARPLES & co.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and Britannia metal goodsRef. 1892, 1919

WARMAR

SLATEBROTHERSSHEffiELD

See Larder & Burgess

MARRIAN, WELLS & CO.,Cornhill Place WorksSheffieldea. 1880 - (1919)Cutlery, Britannia metal and nickelsilver goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

bRLSee Thomas Beely

151

MARSDENMARSDEN BROS. & CO.Sheffield(1892)KnivesRef. 1892

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MARSDENMARSDEN & BEETON,Middlesex WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

UTPEKIN

MARSHARTHUR MARSHEyre St., Sheffieldca. 1845 - 1868CutleryRef. 1974

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MARSH BROS. & CO.,

FLAG~KNIFE.

JOSEPH MARTIN Y SONLiverpool(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

JOSEPH MIL TONPONDS WORKS

TORRE DE BELEM

_t.o MARSH BROTHERS & Co.,'",. <:tJ SHEFFIELD

MARSHALL1. MARSHALL, Western WorksSheffield(1892)KnivesRef. 1892

MARTIN

152

MARSH BROS. & CO.,Pond Works (until 1852)& Navigation WorksSheffieldea. 1853 - 1920Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974,1976

WILLIAM MARSHSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

THOMAS MARSHSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

IRISH

6t$+

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JOHN ADWIGK.

MARSH

MARSH

MARSH

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MARTINMARTIN, HALL & CO., LTD.,Shrewsbury WorksSheffieldea. 1854 - 1936Silver-plated and imitation silvergoodsRef. 1892,1919

MARTINOID

NICKOLA

MARTIN

MARTINIUNMARTINIUM

See Martin, Hall & Co., Ltd .

MARTINOF.R. MARTINOBirmingham(1892)Spoons, forks, etc., in nickel-silverand electro-plateRef. 1892

153

MARTINOIDSee Martin, Hall & Co., Ltd .

MASCHWITZCHARLES MASCHWITZBirmingham(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

MASHER (ribbon & cane)

See Bramwell, Brownhill & Co .

MASONMASON BROS., LTD.London(1892)


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MATADORSee John Round & Son

MATCH FOR ALL (on a matchstick)See Thomas McGrahor Samuel Williamson & Son

MATCHLESS B (arrow)See Alfred Beckett & Sons

MATHERWILLIAM MATHERManchester(1892)Plated spoons, forks, silver mountsand steel toolsRef. 1892

MATTHEWSSAMUEL MATTHEWSSheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

CHINAMAW

S. MAW, SON & THOMPSONLondon(1892)Plated forks, spoons, knives, etc.Ref. 1892

MAWBOODMAWBOOD BROS., Palm Tree WorksSheffieldea. 1866 - (1919)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

MAXFlELDJ. & J. MAXFlELD & SONS, LTD.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Precious metals and imitations thereofRef. 1892, 1919

154

1. & 1. MAXFlELD & SONS, LTD.

BEAVERMAYER

JOSEPH MA YER, INC.Seattle, Wash.ea. 1897 - (1922)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

Qe1891>MAYOR

THOMAS MAYORSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

800MAZEPPA (horse & rider)

See Samuel Hancock & Sons

MBSee Alfred Beckett & Son

MB (eagle)See Manning Bros.

MBC orMBCOSee Meriden Britannia Co.

MBCO (horseshoe)See Manning Bros.

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MBR (on padlock)See McLean Bros. & Rigg, Ltd.

MBS Rd (crown)See Maurice Baum

MCCO 12See Meriden Cutlery Co .

McC (bagpipes)See Hugh McCubbin & Co .

McCLELLANDJAMES ROBERT McCLELLANDSheffield(1892)Goods of, or plated with, a certainalloyRef. 1892

GRENADA SILVER

J. R. M9C.

McCLORYJOHN McCLORY & SONS, LTD.Sheffieldca. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

SCOTIAMcCONNELL

DAYID H. McCONNELLNew York, N.Y.ea. 1890 - 1910Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

so. AM.

155

McCUBBINHUGH McCUBBIN & co.Liverpool(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

McDONALDMcDONALD & CO.Birmingham(1892)Plated goodsRef. 1892

McENTREEMeENTREE, EARNSHAW & CO .Birmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

NEWHALLMAN UFACTUR I NG

COMPANY

McEWANJAMES McEWAN & CO., LTD.London(1892)Cutlery; plated nickel, Britanniametal and other metal goodsRef. 1892, 1972

McGCCOSee McGlashan, Clarke & Co.

McGLASHANMcGLASHAN, CLARKE & CO.Niagara Falls, Ont., and Muncie, Ind.1899 - 1910Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

McGCCo

King's Plate

McGRAHTHOMAS McGRAHSheffield(1892)Cutlery, knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892

156

McKENZIEMcKENZIE & McBURNEYDundee(1892)KnivesRef. 1892

McLEANMcLEAN BROS. & RIGG, LTD.Sidney, Australia and New York, N.Y.(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1972

McMURTRIEJOHN McLEOWNAN McMURTRIEGlasgow(1892)Alloys of nickel, copper and othermetalsRef. 1892

NICKELlNE

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MdeJL&SSee M. de J. Levy & Sons

ME (on signpost)See Moses Eadon & Sons

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MEADJOHNO. MEADPhiladelphia, Penn.ea. 1837 - 1859Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

MEADMEAD & ROGERSHartford, Conn.ea. 1845 - 1847Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MEAD & ROB BINSSee John O. Mead

MECOSee Mining Engineering Co.

MEDENCARL AUGUST VON DER MEDENLondon(1892)Goods in Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electroplateRef. 1892

MEDFORD CUTLERY CO .See A.R. Justice Co.

MEDOVASee John Round & Son

MELLISHLW. MELLISHIndianapolis, Ind.(1870)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

157

MELROSEMELROSE SILVER CO .Hartford, Conn.ca. 1903 - 1922Low-priced electro-plated flatwareRef. 1972

COLONIAL PLATE CO.

MERCURIO (running figure)See Ed Pecker & Co.

MERESee Jeremiah Saunderson

MERIDENMERIDEN BRITANNIA CO .Meriden, Conn., London, andHamilton, Ont. (1879)1852 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Electroplate on nickel-silver andBritannia metal, spoons, forks,hollow-ware, etc.Ref. 1892, 1967, 1972, 1978

1847 ROGERS BROS.

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METEOR

MERRY & PELTON SILVER CO.St. Louis, Mo.ca. 1901 - 1906Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MERIT (figure)See John Baker & Co.

MERIDEN SILVER PLATE CO.

MERRY

MERZBACHMERZBACH, LANG &FELLHEIMERLondon(1892)

Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

MESMERICSee Thomas Firth & Sons

158

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MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO.

MERIDEN CUTLERY CO.Meriden, Conn.ca. 1825 - 1866Succeeded by Landers, Frary & ClarkCutleryRef. 1972

HAMMON PLATE CO.

MERIDEN SILVER PLATE CO.Meriden, Conn.ea. 1869 - 1898Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

R·B.

ME RI DEN CUTLERY CO~1855Ov

12

MERIDEN

MERIDEN

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METROPOLITANMETROPOLITANMANUFACTURING CO.New York, N.Y.ea. 1896 - 1904Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

MEXICAN CRAIGSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

MEXICAN SILVERSee Thomas Ellin & Co .

MEYERSTEINWILLlAM MEYERSTEIN & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

MIDDLESEX or MIDDLESEX WORKSSee Marsden & Beetonor Middletown Silver Co.

MIDDLETONR.H. MIDDLETON & CO.,Neepsend Rolling MillSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919. 1974

D1

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159

MIDDLETOWNMIDDLETOWN PLATE CO.Middletown and Meriden, Conn.ea. 1864 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

COLUMBIASUPERIOR

MIDDLESEX SILVER CO .

MIDDLETOWNMIDDLETOWN SILVER co.Middletown, Conn .ea. 1907 - 1945Succeeded by R. Wallace & SonsMfg. Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MIDDLETOWNSILVERWARE

MIDDLEWOOD SHEFFIELDSee John Kenyon & Co.

MIDDLESEX SILVER CO.See Middletown Plate Co .

MIDGLEYTHOMAS MIDGLEYSheffield(1774) - (1787)Common table knivesRef. 1774, 1787

NIZZAMIDLAND

MIDLAND MANUFACTURING CO.Savile Row, Sheffield MILLSea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

QERFECTOSgJ

<M IMACO>MIDLAND STEEL WORKS

See W. Spencer & Co.

MIDLAND WORKS MILLSSee Bromley & Fisher

MIKADOSee John Watts

MILLER, DA VID & SONSee Thomas Henry Blakeor Castle & Turton

MILLSHENR Y MILLS, also trading asSAMUEL BARLOWNeepsend, Sheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

160

HENRY MILLS, also trading asSAMUEL BARLOW

s

1JOSEPH MILLS, Essex WorksSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

FRANK MILLS & CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery, and goods of other metalalloysRef. 1892,1919

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MILNER

MILNER

MILNER

GEORGE MILNERSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

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JOHN MILNER, Trafalgar WorksSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery and plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

INTRINSIC

WILLIAM MILNER & SONSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

161

MILNESBENJAMIN MILNESSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

MILNSMILTON WORKS

See Atkinson Bros.

MILTON, JOSEPH, POND WORKSSee Marsh Bros. & Co .

MIMACOSee Midland Manufacturing Co .

MINESee Benjamin Hobson

MININGMINING ENGINEERING CO.Moorfields(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

MECOMINSTREL (figure)

See Austin Nicholson

MIRISMIRIS STEEL CO., LTD.Neepsend, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

MIRIS STEEL CO., LTD.

MIXG.!. MIX & CO.Yalesville, Conn.ea. 1860 - ea. 1904Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

THE COLUMBIA

MALACCA PLATED

CROWN PRINCE

MIXITINESee Swann & Adams

MKSee Muxlow & Knott

MMS MINERALITESee M. Myers & Son

MODELSee John Heiffor

MOENICHOSCAR MOENICHLondon(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

162

OSCAR MOENICH

MONARCH SILVER CO.See Standard Silver Co. of Toronto,Ltd.

MONMOUTH WORKSSee John Baker & Sons

MONTANA SILVERSee Collings & Wallace

MONTAUK SILVER CO.See J.W. Johnson

MONTGOMERYMONTGOMERY WARD & CO.Chicago, Ill.ea. 1892 - presentCompany labelled flatware made byE.E.H. Smith and other manufacturersRef. 1972, 1978

MONTGOMERY WARD &CO.LAIo<ESIDE

PALACE BRAND

MONTGOMERY WORKSSee W.W. Harrison & Co.

MONUMENTALSee Weibush & Hilger, Ltd.

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MOREWOODMOREWOOD & CO., LTD.,Woodford Iron WorksBirmingham(1892)Metals, electro-plated with brass,zinc, etc.Ref. 1892

BUTTERFLY

J. M. & C9;

MORETONJOHN MORETON & CO.Wolverhampton, Sheffield and Londonea. 1876 - (1919)Cutlery, knives, forks, etc., andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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163

MOORE 0

F. MOOREBirmingham(1820)Fancy platerRef. 1967

S. MORDAN & CO.Sheffield(1892)Gold and silver plate, and plated goodsRef. 1892

1. MOOREBirmingham(1784)Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

MOORE, WILLIAMSee T. Garfitt & Son

MOORFIELD WORKSSee Hale Brothers

MORDAN

MOORGATE WORKSSee G.D. Peters & Co .

MOORE

MOORE

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JAMES & SAMUEL MOSELEYSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

MOSS & GAMBLES, Franklin WorksSheffield1860 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

BURY 1539

MOSELEY

MOSQUITOSee Richard Ibbotson

MOSS

MOSELEY, JOHN & SONSee William Marples & Son

MOULSON BROS.See Alfred Beckett & Co.

MOTOR (car)See Richard W. Carr & Co.

164

MUMMY

B.K. MORTONSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery and toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOHN MORTON & CO.Wolverhampton, Sheffield and London(1892)Cutlery and tin, pewter and japannedgoodsRef. 1892

TUC. OF WA~

HERBERT MORRIS & BASTERTLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

WILLIAM MORTON,Old Rockingham Works

Sheffield(1892) - (1919)

. Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BALLER I NA

RAYO

MORTON

MORTON

MORTON

MORRIS

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MOUSE HOLE FORGESee Brooks & Cooper

MOWBRAY (birds foot)See John Nicholson & Son

MRS&COSee Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

MSB (in trefoil)See Benedict Mfg. Co.

MSCSee Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss Co.or Middletown Silver Co.

MTR (with crown in diamond)See James McEwan & Co., Ltd.

MUIRH.B. MUIR & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

H.B.MUIR & C'..... D.N

MUIRHEADJAMES MUIRHEAD & CO.Glasgow 1892)Spoons and forks, etc., made insilver-like alloyRef. 1892

165

MULBERRYMULBERRY CUTLERY CO.Mulberry St., Sheffield(1892)Mark credited to Lewis Bamascone in1919Cutlery, knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892

COMB mIIIIIB INATION

MULBERRY CUTLERY Co .

SHEFFIELD

MULFORDMULFORD, WENDELL & CO.Albany, N.Y.ea. 1855 - 1865Silver plating and jobbersRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

MULHOLLANDMULHOLLAND BROS., INC.Aurora, Ill.ea. 1904 - ea. 1922Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MULTISIL VERSee E.H.H. Smith Silver Co .

MUMMY (mummy)See Herbert Morris & Bastert

MURCOTTA. MURCOTT & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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MURRAY WORKSSee E.M. Dickinson, Ltd.

MURRAY. LEWISSee Rawson Bros.

MUTUALSee Hiram Wild

MUXLOWMUXLOW & KNOTT,Hope Steel WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

MY (cross)See Maleham & Yeomans

MW&COSee Mappin, Webb & Co.

MYERSM. MYERS & SONBirmingham(1892)Cutlery, knives and forksRef. 1892

MYRRYSSee Miris Steel Co.

166

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N (in circle)See Isaac Nash

N (with bee in circle)See John Nicholson

N3See Joseph Nut

NANTZ (cross)See Hannah Patten

NAPOLEONSee John & William Ragg

NASHISAAC NASH, Scythe WorksStourbridge(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

T.WALDRON

ISAAC NASH

NATHANH. NATHAN & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery, including knives and forksRef. 1892

167

NATIONALSee W.S. Savage & Co .

NATIONALNATIONAL SILVER CO .New York, N.Y .ea. 1890 - presentSilver-plated flatware, etc.Ref. 1972

@~Nij~~I[NMM~SHEFFIELDENGLAND.

NATIONAL CUTLERY CO.See Rockford Silver Plate Co.

NAYLORGEORGE NAYLOR & SONSheffieldea. 1785 - ea. 1800Table knives, framed in white metalRef. 1787,1797,1980

PRETPRET

NAYLORNBIC (lion)

See South Sea House

NEALJOHN NEAL & CO .London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

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NEEDLE (obelisk)See William Milner & Son

168

LIBERTY.

BARCLAY BROTHERS

SHEFFIELD

COMMODORE

C NEEDHAMMAKER

SHEFFIELD

NEEDHAMC. NEEDHAMSheffield(1821)Plated tankards and measuresRef. 1967

NEEDHAMC.E. NEEDHAM & BROS.Sheffieldea. 1860 - 1900CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

NEEDHAMNEEDHAM, VEALL & TYZACK,Eye Witness WorksSheffieldea. 1865 - 1925Cutlery, Sheffield plate, Britanniametal, nickel-silver and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

REPEAT

NEARSILVER 210See Oneida, Ltd.

NEW ENGLAND SILVER CO.QUADRUPLE: PLATE.

NEVASee John Clarke & Sons

NEW CALEDONIAN SILVER (mermaid)See F.R. Martino

NEVADA SILVERSee Daniel & Arter

NEVADA SILVER METALSee Standard Silverware Co.

NEW AMSTERDAMNEW AMSTERDAM SILVER CO.New York, N.Y.(1890)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

NEVA WORKSSee Riley Carr

NEW COIN (crown)See Richard Kent

NEW ENGLANDNEW ENGLAND SILVER CO.Deering, Maine(1894)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

169

JAMES NEILL & CO., Globe WorksSheffieldea. 1872 - (1889)Cutlery and Britannia metal goodsRef. 1974, 1980

ECLIPSE

CHARLES NEIL & CO.Sheffieldca. 1860 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

REDEDA

SHARMAN DERMOTT NEILLBelfast, Ireland(1892)Cutlery and plated goodsRef. 1892

NEIL

NEILL

NEILL

NETTLEFOLDSNETTLEFOLDS, LTD.Birmingham(1892)Plated goodsRef. 1892

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FRANCIS NEWTON & SONS,Portobello WorksSheffieldca. 1838 - 1920Cutlery and plated goods; alsoagricultural toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

ELLIS NEWTONBirmingham(1892)Goods in various metal alloys, including watchesRef. 1892

NEWTON

NEWTON

170

NEWBURYPORTNEWBURYPORT SILVER CO.Keene, New Hampshireea. 1907 - 1913Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

N. S. CO.

NEWBOULDJOHN NEWBOULD & CO.,Surrey WorksSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

NEW HAVENNEW HAVEN SILVER PLATE CO.New Haven, Conn.(1892)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

NEWBOULDSAMUEL NEWBOULDSheffield(1892)Name used by Sanderson Bros. &NewbouldCutleryRef. 1892

NEWHALL STEEL WORKSSee Flockton, Tompkin & Co.

NEW ENGLAND SILVER PLATE CO.See Adelphi Silver Plate Co.or American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.or Holmes & Tuttleor Meriden Britannia Co.

NEWHALL MFG. CO.See McEntree, Earnshaw & Co.

JOHN NEWTON & CO.,

See H. & R. Waterfall & Barber

MARY NEWTON & SONSFurnace Hill, Sheffield(1892) - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919

MANHATTANCUTLERY Co •

SHEFFIELD

NIAGARA

NF NICKEL SILVERSee Niagara Falls Silver Co .or Oneida, Ltd.

NFCO 1877See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

NEWTON

171

J&R DODGESHEFFIELD

H. T. JOHNSON •....... SHEFFIELD ~

FRANCIS NEWTON & SONS,

JOHN NEWTON & CO.,Manhattan WorksSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

FREDERICK NEWTON & CO.London(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

THOMAS WllTONSHEFFIELD

NEWTON

NEWTON

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NIAGARANIAGARA FALLS SILVER CO.Niagara Falls, N.Y.ea. 1877 - 1902Succeeded by Oneida, Ltd.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

NIAGARANIAGARA SILVER CO.Niagara Falls and New York, N.Y.1899 - 1905Succeeded by Oneida, Ltd.Silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

R. S. MFG. CO.

~~(jIA-RU!4VE_

EXl RA S~~~~R PLATE

COIN SILVER METAL

NICHOLDSJ. NICHOLDSBirmingham1808 - 1818Plated cruet stands, teapots, spoons,etc.Ref. 1967

NICHOLSABRAHAM NICHOLSSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

172

ABRAHAM NICHOLS

JAN.20

NICHOLSSARAH NICHOLSStannington (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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NICHOLSNICHOLS BROS.Greenfield, Mass.(1896)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

NICHOLSONAUSTIN NICHOLSONSheffieldea. 1870 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892,1919, 1974

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NICHOLSONBENJAMIN NICHOLSON & SONS,Shoreham Steel WorksSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

NICHOLSONJOHN NICHOLSONSheffieldea. 1872 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

NICHOLSONJOHN NICHOLSON & SONS,Mowbray Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1847 - 1921Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

NICHOLSONWILLIAM & THOMAS NICHOLSONSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

NICKELINESee John McLeownan McMurtrie

173

NICKELITE SILVERSee Goldsmith's Co. of Canada

NICKELOID BYSee John Yates & Sons

NICKOLASee Martin, Hall & Co.

NIMRODSee M. Spencer & Sons

NITTLEFOLDSNITTLEFOLDS, LTD .Birmingham(1892)CutlersRef. 1892

THE POPULAR

NIXONNIXON & WINTERBOTTOM,Pyramid WorksSheffieldea. 1860 - 1925Cutlery including table knives andforksRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

N~WPYRAMID CUTLERY c o .

SHEFFIELD

NIZZASee Thomas Midgley

NO 6 NORFOLK ST.See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

NODDERJOHN NODDER & SONS.Taranaki WorksSheffield1863 - 1902Goods in alloys of aluminium, nickel,platinum and Britannia metalRef. 1892, 1980

NODNYLAWSee WaIter A. Lyndon

NOEL LENOELLE BROS.Ludenscheid, Germany(1892)Pewter and Britannia metal goodsRef. 1892

NOLBOGRECESee Sheffield Silver Plate & CutleryCo.

NON-XLLSee Joseph AlIen & Sons

NONE TO COMPARESee William Beckett & Co.or John Wain

NONPAREIL (elephant)See W. Tyzack, Sons & Turner

174

NONSTOPSee Thomas Firth & Son

NORCOPPINSee Jonathan Hobson

NORFOLK WORKSSee Thomas Firth & Sons

NORMAN PLATESee Stanley & Aylward, Ltd.

NORTHWILLIAM NORTHLittle Sheffield(1787) - (1797)Common table knivesRef. 1787, 1797

2NORTH

NORTH AMERICASee James J. Dawson Co.

NORTHERN TOOL WORKSSee Turner, Naylor & Marples

NORWEGIAN SILVERSee W. Gallimore & Sons

NORWICHNORWICH CUTLERY CO.Norwich. Conn.ea. 1890 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

NOVENERSee John Round & Son

NOVIO or NOVOSee Sir Joseph Jonas, Colver & Co.

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NOWILLJOHN NOWILL & SONS,Nowill Cutlery WorksSheffield1842 - 1920Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

*oNOWILL

THOMAS MATHINS NOWILLSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

NR (on a braid)See Platnauer Bros.

NSTrade term for nickel-silver, Germansilver, or Neusilber as it was called inGermany when it was developed ea .1828 .

175

This metal was an alloy of copper andnickel, white in colour, somewhat resembling silver. Although it containsno silver it was often used as an imitation of silver. After 1850 it was themost common base used for electroplating with silver. There were manyvariations in the formula for this alloywhich were individually patented bymanufacturers .

NS (crown & cross)See Nathaniel Smith & Co .

NSCOSee Newburyport Silver Co .

NUBASSee William T. Flather

NUGGETSee Abram Brooksbank & Co .

NUTJOSEPH NUTWadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

3N

NW (pyramids)See Nixon & Winterbottom

NYKACESee William T. Flather

NYKROMSee William T. Flather

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(CURRENT]

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FREDERICK WILLIAM OATESSheffieldea, 1873 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

F.W. & W.E. OATESSt. Philip' s Road, Sheffieldea. 1877Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

AoT

OATES

OATES

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176

oI+ALBERT OATESSheffieldea. 1872 - (1919)Cutlery, knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

EDWIN MILLWOOD OAKESSheffieldea. 1862 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See Jeremiah Waterhouse

OAKES

OAK WORKSSee Joseph Allen & Sons

O'CONNORPATRICK 0' CONNORLancashire(1892)Plated goods and goods of Britanniametal, silver and other metalsRef. 1892

o AMIGO DO BRAZILEIROSee Augustus Bright

OA (cross)

OATES

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OATES

OATES

LUKE OATES & CO.Near Sheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

MATTHEW OATESNear Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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WILLIAM OATESSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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177

OATESWILLIAM OATESSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

OBTAINSee Saynor, Cooke & Ridal

OC LUSTRASee Oneida, Ltd .

OCTOPUS (octopus)See Joseph Peace & Co.

OGGSee Henry Ibbotson

OGNILSee Joseph Whiteley

OHOOLASee John Round & Son

010See Clarke, Shirley & Co.

OLD ENGLISH BRANDSee American Silver Co.

OLD FAITHFULSee A.I. Jordan

OLD HOME PLATESee William Rogers Mfg. Co .

OLD 0See Alldays & Onions Co.or William J. Bingham

OLD ROCKINGHAM WORKSSee William Morton

OLDALEOLDALE & ELLINSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

OSNABURGHOLD ALE

OLDHAMT.OLDHAMNottingham(1860)Sheffield plate and Britannia metalgoodsRef. 1969, 1980

OMEGASee Marsden Bros. & Co.

ONE (asterisk)See Thomas Kay

ONEIDAONEIDA COMMUNITY, LTD.

ONEIDA SILVERSMITHSONEIDA, LTD.New York and Connecticut states1877 - ea. 1880: iron and steel spoons;post 1880 - present: silver-platedtablewareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

178

ONEIDA, LTD.

REX PLATE

J. ROCERS Bc. CO.

RELIANCE PLATE

SILVER METAL

210 NEARSILVER

NIAGARA FALLS CO. 1877

TUDOR PLATE

U. S. SILVER CO.

ALPHA PLATECARBON

DURO PLATE

O.C.LUSTRA

COMMUNITY PLATE

N. F. NICKEL SILVER

PAR PLATE

DIAMOND PLATE

N. F. SILVER CO., 1877

W}JILVER PLATE)

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ONTARIOONTARIO SILVER CO.Niagara Falls, N.Y., and in Ontario1883 - 1915Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

VICTORIA SILVER

0.5. CoONWARD


OPOBASee Boswell, Hatfield & Co .

OPPENHEIMERDA VID OPPENHEIMER & CO.London(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

ORIENTALOPTIME

See E. Terry

OPUSSee Tricket, Haslehurst, Whiteley &Pryor

179

ORAMASee Walker & Hall

ORCHIDSee Britzius & Goldstrass

ORIENTALSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.or David Oppenheimer & Co .

ORlONSee John Round & Son

ORLSee Marrian, Wells & Co.

OROIDESee Charles C. Rowe

OROSDIADOLPHE OROSDIParis, France(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

OSBALDISTONLOUIS OSBALDISTON & CO.,Challenge WorksSheffieldea. 1872 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

HYDRA

OSBORNSAMUEL OSBORN & CO.,Clyde Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1878 - (1919)Cutlery, steel castings, machine partsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

TRO PI C

TITANIC STEEL

OSBORNOSBORN co.Lancaster, Penn.(1897)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

OSBORNEOSBORNE & CO.Sheffield(1892) - 1939Plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1980

ABBEY

180

OSBORNEOSBORNE, GARRETT & co.London(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

BIRRCUT LERY

OSBORNE, T.O.See Henry Stones

OSCOSee Ontario Silver Co.

OSIRISSee H. Schuroff & Co.

OSMINIUMSee John Nodder & Sons

OSNABURGHSee Oldale & Ellin

OTADUYPETRO DE OTADUY & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery, hardware, toolsRef. 1892

P.•• O•• c«.

OTWSee Samuel Wilson

OUR BUOYS (on shield)See Frederick Reynolds

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OUT (on shell)See Cocker Bros., Ltd .

OVASee George Haslehurst

OVA (cross)See Tricket, Haslehurst, White1ey &Pryor

OVB, OUR VERY BESTSee Hibbard, Spencer, Bart1ett & Co.

OWENA.G.OWENSheffieldea 1878 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

SYCAMORE TREE

OWENEDW ARD OWEN & CO.Sheffieldea. 1879-(1919)Cutlery and goods in precious andother metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

181

OWENROBERTOWENSheffield(1774) - (1797)Cutler, table knives, generalRef. 1774, 1787, 1797

+GOLD

OWLSee Walsh, Lovett & Co.

OXFORD CUTLERY CO.See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

OXFORD SILVER PLATE CO.See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd .

OXIONSee G.E. Walton & Co.

OXLEYlAMES OXLEYSheffield1871 - (1919)Knives and cutlery of every descriptionRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

OXLEY

OXLEY

THOMAS OXLEYStannington(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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WILLIAM OXLEY & co.,Parkgate Steel WorksRotherham1871 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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P (crown & cross)See Thomas Hydes

P (two crosses)See William Parkin

P (in a diamond)See Pairpoint Mfg. Co.

P (diamond)See W.K. & C. Peace

P (1710)See W.K. & C. Peace

PA&SSee Philip Ashberry & Sons

PACEYPACEY & CO .Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

SHARp

PADLEYWILLIAM PADLEY & SONSheffieldN.d .Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

p

183

PADLEYPADLEY, PARKIN & CO.Birmingham(1849)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

PAGEWILLIAM PAGE & CO.Birmingham(1892)Spoons, forks and ladles made ofSilveriteRef. 1892, 1972

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PAIRPOINTPAIRPOINT MFG. CO., or PAIRPOINT CORP.New Bedford, Mass.1880 - 1958Silver-plated flatware and hollowware and glasswareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

PAIRPOINT MFG. CO., or PAIRPOINT CORP.

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BEST

PALACE BRANDSee Montgomery Ward

PALACE SILVERSee Walker & Hall

PALADOSee John Round & Son

PALKI (figures bearing litter)See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

PALM TREE WORKSSee Mawbood Bros.

PALMERSTON WORKSSee George Wilkin

PALMYRA

See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

PAMPA (ostrich)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

PANGORA


PAPA (cross)

See Jacob & Samuel Roberts

PARAGON

See 1.1. & W. Ragg

184

PARAGON METALSee James Pinder & Co.

PARAPHERNALIA (figure)See McKenzie & McBurney

PARK SCISSORS WORKSSee William Parkin & Sons

PARKERANN PARKERSheffield(787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

+PARKER

PARKER

CHARLES PARKER CO.Meriden, Conn.ea. 1887 - 1907Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

PARKER

E. PARKER (& SONS)Little Sheffieldea. 1836 - 1872Cutlery, including knivesRef. 1974

3709PARKER

EBENEZER PARKERSheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

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BRITA. CO.

CHARLES PARKIN & SONSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

PARKER & CAS PERMeriden, Conn.ea. 1867 - 1870Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

PARKER & PERKINSMeriden, Conn.(1862)Manufacturers and jobbers of tablewareRef. Catalogue in private collection

HilCOX[ID~

PARKER

PARKIN

PARKER, E. & SONSSee Atkinson Bros.

PARKER

PARKGA TE STEEL WORKSSee William Oxley & Co.

185

SAMUEL PARKERSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

THOMAS PARKERSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

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WILLIAM PARKER & CO.Sheffield(1774)Iron and steel manufacturers, andtable-knife cutlerRef. 1774

ELIHU PARKERSheffield(1774)Cutler, table knivesRef. 1774

1375

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PARKER

PARKER

PARKER

PARKIN

PARKIN

PARKIN

PARKIN

JONATHAN PARKINSheffieldea. 1835 - 1849Cutlery, silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1974

JOSEPHUS PARKIN (& SON)Sheffield(1774)CutlerRef. 1774

WILLIAM PARKINSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

WILLIAM PARKIN & CO., LTD.Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kinds, including agricultural toolsRef. 1892

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ALL

186

PARKINWILLIAM PARKIN & SONS,Park Scissors WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

PARKINPARKIN & MARSHALL,Telegraph WorksSheffieldea. 1849 - 1866Silver, Sheffield plate and otherplated goodsRef. 1892, 1974

SHARP EDGE~@

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See Staniforth, Parkin & Co.

PARKSG.W. PARKS CO.Providence, R.I.ea. 1909 - (1922)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

HOPE SILVER CO.

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PARTON

+PATEN

HANNAH PATTENSheffield(1787) - 1803Knives, including penknives, in whitemetalRef. 1787, 1980

GEORGE PATTENSheffieldea. 1785 - ea. 1800Knives, framed in white metalRef. 1787, 1980

+NANTZ

PAY TON & CO.Birmingham(1892)Knives, spoons, forks, etc., in Britannia metal, nickel, aluminium, etc.Ref. 1892

See Willam Beardshaw

+PATEN

PATTEN

PASTO

PAYTON

PAX (crossed branches)See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

PAX TON WORKSSee John Ridal

PATTERS ONSee W.K. & C. Peace

PATTEN

187

PASSTEEN

PARTON, SON & CO.Birmingham(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

PARTON & OSBORNEBirmingham and Middlesex(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

J. PARSONS & CO.Sheffield(1784)

PlatersRef. 1967

JOHN PASSSheffield Moor(1787) - 1797Common table knivesRef. 1787,1797

PASSTUN

PARKS WORKSSee Isaac Greavesor Griffiths & Co .

PARTON

PARSONS

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W.K. & C. PEACE, Eagle WorksSheffieldca. 1867 - 1925Cutlery, machine irons, tools andspringsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

GAMBIA.

OCTOPUS

SAMUEL PEACE & SONS, LTD.,Well Meadows WorksSheffieldea. 1871 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOSEPH PEACE & CO.

J.ROEBUCKSHEFFIELD

S£E-S"W.

S BLAYDON & SON

TROIKA

PEACE

PEACE

188

MOULSON BROTHERSCAST STEEL

AIGO.

M.B

See Waiter Birch

PAYTON & CO.

JOSEPH PEACE & CO.Sheffieldea. 1865 - (1892)Cutlery, knives, edge tools, saws, etc.Ref. 1892, 1974

See John Kirkor W.K. & C. Peace

S.BJJm)ON&SON

PEACE

PB (in shield)See Pelton Bros. (Silver) Co.

PC (crown)

PEACE

PC (in shield with griffin)See Payton & Co.

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W.K. & C. PEACE, Eagle Works

dISAAC GREAVES bPATTERSON

IBBOTSONPEACE & C!?

W. K. PEACE

HURRICANE

R.IBBOTSON

W K & C PEACE

PEARLITEPEARLITE STEEL CO.,Beeley Wood WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

SESAMEPEARS

A. & F. PEARSMiddlesex and London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

189

PEARS ON

PEARSON

PEARSON

PECKER

R. PEARSONBirmingham(1811)Plater in generalRef. 1967

SAMUEL PEARSON & CO.Sheffieldea. 1820 - 1925Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

~TIME

T.W. PEARSONSheffieldea. 1874 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WYVERN

ED PECKER & CO .Birmingham(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

PEKINSee Marsden & Beeton

PELTONPELTON BROS. (SILVER) CO.St. Louis, Mo.ea, 1884 - 1901Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967,1972

PENTONE. PENTON & SONLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

PENULAMSee John Round & Son

PEQUABUCK MFG CO.See American Silver Co.

PERS BERGSee Joseph Jackson & Co., Ltd.

PERESDANIEL PERESLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

190

DANIEL PERES

PERFECTION (pineapple)See Hayman & Co.

PERFECTOSOSee Midland Mfg. Co.

PERIGOJOHN PERIGOSheffieldea. 1876 - 1925Knives, cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

PERINPERIN, PANHARD & CO.(1892)Paris, FranceKnivesRef. 1892

PERPLEXSee Clifton & Co.

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JOHN PETTY & SONSSheffieldea. 1858 - (1919)Cutlery including knives, Britanniametal and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WM GRE GORY &: SO NSCUTLERY SHEFFIELD

PETERSONTHEODOR WILHELM PETERSON&CO.Trafalgar WorksSheffield and Birmingham(1892)Cutlery including knivesRef. 1892

PETTY

191

PERRY & CO .Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1949

G.D. PETERS & CO.,Moorgate WorksLondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

AUTOMATOR

PERRY

PERSBERG STEEL WORKSSee Joseph Jackman & Co .

PERSERVERANCE WORKSSee Joseph Wostenholme & Sons

PERUVIAN SILVERSee Thomas Hands & Son

PETERS

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PHARPARSee Holmes & Nicholson

PHILADELPHIAPHILADELPHIA PLATE CO.Philadelphia, Penn.(1890)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

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PLATE 0

PHILOSee Herbert Robinson & Co.

PHOENIXSee John Baker & Co.or H.G. Long & Co.or Long, Hawksley & Marples

PHOSPHORPHOSPHOR BRONZE CO.Surrey(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

VULCAN.

DURO METAL

PICKALBERT PICK CO.Chicago, Ill.ea. 1857 - 1965Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

192

ALBERT PICK CO.

PIEGSee John Stone & Co.

PILGRIMSee Friedman Silver Co.

PILOT (locomotive)See C. Jones

PILOT or PILOT WORKSSee Colver Bros.

PIMLEYS. PIMLEYBirmingham(1810)Close platerRef. 1967

PINDERJAMES PINDER & CO.,Colonial Plater WorksSheffield(1892)Spoons, forks, tea and coffee pots innickel-silver and electroplateRef. 1892

PIONEERSee Saynor & Co.

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PISTONPISTON FREEZING MACHINE &ICE CO.London(1892)Wine coolers, ice safes and refrigeratorsRef. 1892

PITHOSee Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

PIX (on shield)See Albert Pick Co.

PIXIESee John Round & Son

PLANT (cross)See Thomas Wilkinson

PLANTAGENETSee John J. & William Ragg

PLANTERSPLANTERS' STORES & AGENCYCO., LTD.London(1892)Cutlery and tableware in various metal alloysRef. 1892

PLATA REUSSSee Reuss & Co .

PLATE (in circle with lightning)See Levy Bros .

PLATINOID (arrows)See F.R. Martino

193

PLATNAUERPLATNAUER BROS .Bristol(892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

PLATTSGEORGE PLATTS & SONSheffieldea. 1871 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRei. 1892, 1919, 1974

PLATTSHENRY PLATTSSheffieldea. 1855 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

C\.l M 4 ..tHENRY PLATTS

SHE FFI ELD .

PLENTY (sickle)See John Derby & Sons

PLUMB (on fruit)See William Maxwell MacBrair

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ARARA

JOHN HENRY POTTERSheffield1884 - 1938Silver, Britannia metal and electroplated goods including spoons andforksRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

POTDSI SILVER

SILVA

POTTER

194

PORTOBELLO WORKSSee Francis Newtonor S. & C. Wardlow

POPULARSee Nittlefolds, Ltd.

PORTLAND WORKSSee Henry Bolsover

PONDS WORKSSee Marsh Bros. & Co.

POOLE SILVE R CO.TAUNTON, MASS

NICKEL SILVER

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POOLE SILVER CO.Taunton, Mass.(1893)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

POLDI STEEL WORKSSheffieldea. 1880Cutlery, steel and firearmsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

POLDI

POTOSI CO.Birminghamea. 1878 - 1921Spoons, knives, forks in electroplateand Potosi silverRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

POMPEIAN GOLDSee Weidlich Bros. Mfg. Co.

POTOSI

POOLE

POLDI

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PRACTICALPRACTICAL CUTLERY CO.,Zebra WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Mark also used by Walter BirchCutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

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SHEFFIELD.

PRAIRIESee Redpath, Brown & Co.

PREMIERSee Francis Newton & Sons

PREMIER WORKSSee Castle & Turton

PRESIDENTSee Larder & Burgess

PRESIDENT WORKSSee Moses Eadon & Sons

PRESTOSee John Watts

PRETSee George Naylor & Son

PRIMA (hammer, nails, circle)See Kannreuther & Co.

PRIMEJ. PRIMEBirmingham(1839)Close platerRef. 1967

195

J. PRIME.0 •

PRIMETHOMAS PRIME & SONBirmingham(1892)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1892

PRIMUSSee Isaac Ellis & Sons, Ltd.

PRINCE'S PLATESee Mappin & Webb

PRINCEZASee John Moreton & Co.

PRINGLEROBERT PRINGLE & SONS,Wilderness WorksMiddlesex(1892)Nickel-silver and silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ROBERT PRINGLE & SONS,

(Doom

PROGRESS (wheel)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

PROLIFICSee Henry Barnascone & Son

PROMETHEUS WORKSSee H. & R. Waterfall & Barber

PROTOTYPESee Alfred Field & Co.

PROVIDENCE SILVER PLATE CO.See Aurora Silver Plate Co.

PSUsed in Sheffield for plated steel

PS (four stamps) JNSee John Neal & Co.

PUNCTUALSee Robert Sutcliff

PURITANSee James Deakin & Sons

PYRAMID CUTLERY CO.See Nixon & Winterbottom

PYRO or PYRO SILVERSee John Neal & Co.

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Q (heart & arrow)See Luke Oatesor Matthew Oates

Q (in shield)See lames Burnand & Son

QUAKERQUAKER VALLEY MFG. CO .Chicago, Ill .(900)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1978

CUVEEQUEEN

QUEEN CITY SILVER CO .Cincinnati, Ohio(888)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1978

-

QUEEN'S CUTLERY WORKSSee Mappin Bros .

QUEEN'S METALSee Philip Ashberry

Q

197

RSee Bemard Rice's Sonsor Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.or Wm. G. Rogers

R (two diamonds)See John Russell Cutlery Co.

R (cross & asterisk)See John Howard

R (in circle)See Redfield & Riceor William H. Rogers Corp.

R (in cross)See Simeon L. & George H. RogersCo.

R (in horseshoe or in wreath)See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

R (in square)See E. Allport

R COIN or R SPECIALSee A. Davis & Co.

R&BSee Rogers & Bros.

R&SSee Roberts, Smith & Co.

RA (bird)See Richard Atkinson

RABONERABONE BROS. & CO.Birmingham(1892)Spoons, forks, etc., made of Britanniametal and nickel-silverRef. 1892

R. B. & CO.

198

RACERICHARD RACESheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

SRR

RACINERACINE SILVER PLATE CO.Racine, Wis.ea. 1876 - 1882Succeeded by Rockford Silver PlateCo.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

RADIANT (lamp)See W.R. Humphreys & Co.

RAENOSee William Daffern

RAGGJOHN J. & WILLIAM RAGGSheffieldea. 1825 - 1925Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

NAPOLEON

PARAGONPLANTAG£NET

RAINBOWSee John Ridalor Saynor, Cooke & Ridal

RAJAHSee Britzius & Goldstrass

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RAM'S HEAD (ram's head)See Alfred Beckettor Sheffield Flatware Co .

RAMSBOTTOMWALTER J. RAMSBOTTOM,Vine WorksSheffieldea. 1871 - (1919)Cutlery, Sheffield plate and otherplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

LUZI SERVE

RAMSDENCHARLES RAMSDEN,Loxley Steel WorksLoxley (near Sheffield)ea. 1872 - (1919)Cutlery including goods of steel andiron combinedRef. 1892,1919,1974

RANDRAND & CRANEBoston, Mass.1886 - (1903)Solid and plated spoons and forksRef. 1978

HOLMESRAPAN

See Joseph Wilson

RATCLIFFEROBERT RATCLIFFLambert Croft, Sheffield

199

ROBERT RATCLIFF(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

+RR

RAWSONRAWSON BROS .Sheffieldca. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery, including knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

E. WYNN & SONSSHEfFIELD

LEWIS MURRAYCUTLER SHEFFIELD

RAYMONDRAYMOND MANUFACTURING CO .Muncie, Ind.(1920)SilverplatersRef. 1978

SOLID YUKON SILVER WARRANTED

RAYOSee B.K. Morton & Co .

RAZOR STEEL (two points)See Singleton & Priestman

RB (lion & anchor)See Meriden Britannia Co .

RBCOSee Black, Starr & Frost

RB&COSee Rabone Bros. & Co .

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See 1.1. Saville & Co.

REGAL SILVER MFG. CO.New Haven, Conn.ea. 1905 - ea. 1922Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

See Britzius & GoldstrassREGATTA

REDPATH, BROWN & CO.Edinburgh(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

PRAIRIE

REED & BARTONTaunton, Mass.ea. 1840 - presentBritannia metal goods; electro-platedgoods after 1850sRef. 1949, 1978

REGENT SILVERSee John Sherwood & Sons

REGIS PLATE REG'DSee Suckling, Ltd.

REGENT WORKSSee Bury & Co.

REED

REGAL

REGAL

REDPATH

200

8

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See Frederick Barnes

RED HILL WORKSSee J. & J. Beal

RECTO

REDEDA

RD (in heart or with asterisk)See Francis Newton & Sons

REDFIELDREDFIELD & RICENew York, N.Y.ea. 1852 - (1900)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

See N.C. Reading & Co.RCO

See William Rogers Mfg. Co.or Rogers Cutlery Co.

READING

See Charles Neil & Co.

N.C. READING & CO.Birmingham(1892)Imitation gold and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1949

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See W. & E. Viener

ROBERT RENTONSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

BENJAMIN MANN RENTON,

REUSS & CO .Sheffieldea. 1861 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See C.E. Needham & Bros.

See MacBrair Bros. & Co.

RENWICK & CO.See Edmund Draper & Co.or John Thomas Wilde

RESILCO

REPORT

RENTON

REUSS

RESISTAINSee Landers, Frary & Clark

REPEAT

201

RELIANCE PLATESee Oneida, Ltd.

REICHENBERGREICHENBERG-SMITH CO.Omaha, Neb .1894 - 1905Silver-plated goods and jewelleryRef. 1978

GEORGE REID & CO.Cheapside, London(1892)Goods in various non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

REID

RELIABLE (in shield)See Bramwell, Brownhill & Co.or William Ryland

RELIANCE WORKSSee William Atkins & Co.or Edwin Terry

IMPERIAL SILVER PLATE CO.

BENJAMIN MANN RENTON,Lancash WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

STAND

RENSHAWTHOMAS RENSHAW & SONSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

RENTON

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BERNARD RICE'S SONSNew York, N.Y.ca. 1900 - (1946)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

JEHOIADA ALSOP RHODES,Britain WorksSheffield(1892)Silver, Britannia metal and electroplated goodsRef. 1892

~[§J~NICKEL SILVER

TRADE MARK

RICE (in circle)See Redfield & Rice

RICE

RH (asterisk)See Hadfield's Steel Foundry

RHODES

RHODODENDRONSee G.B. Stocking

RH RH (in quatrefoil or with four punchmarks)See R. Hodd & Son

202

REV-O-NOCSee Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.

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FRANK REVITTSheffieldca. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

REYNOLDSFREDERICK REYNOLDSBirmingham(1892)Cutlery, including knives and forksRef. 1892

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REX PLATESee Oneida, Ltd.

See lames Deakin & Sons, Ltd.

REUSS & CO.

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REVLIS

REYNOLDSF.W. REYNOLDS & CO.London(1892)Cutlery, including knives and forksRef. 1892

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JOHN RIDAL, Pax ton WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

RICHMOND WORKSSee John Copley & Sons

RICHARDSONBENJAMIN RICHARDSON,Cavendish WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

RIDAL

RICHFIELD PLATE CO.See Homan Mfg. Co .

1815

RICHARDSONRICHARD RICHARDSON,Cornwall WorksSheffieldea. 1872 - ea. 1900Cutlery and Britannia metal, nickelsilver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

203

RICHARDSTHEOPHILUS RICHARDS & CO.Birmingham(1818) - (1892)Dealers in cutlery, silver, Britanniametal, nickel-silver and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1818, 1892

BERNARD RICE'S SONS

RICH, HENRYSee Russell, Horsefield & White

APOLLO

RICHARDSTHOMAS SPENDLOW RICHARDS&CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery, Sheffield plate and otherplated goodsRef. 1892

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See R.M. Johnson & Co.

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ROBERTS & BELK, Furnival WorksSheffield1864 - presentCutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

CHARLES M. ROBBINS CO.Attleboro, Mass.ea. 1904 - (1920)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

JACOB & SAMUEL ROBERTSSheffield(1774) - (1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1774, 1787

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ROBERTS

ROBERTS

RMJ&CO

ROBBINS

204

See John Clarke & Sons

RIDGE, WOODCOCK & HARDYSheffield1876 - 1880Domestic articles in Britannia metaland nickel-silver and silverRef. 1892, 1980

JOHN RILEYMosbro (near Chesterfield)(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

JOSEPH RIDGE, Lion WorksEyre Lane, Sheffield1880 - (1892)Britannia metal tea and coffee sets,spoons, forks, etc.Ref. 1892, 1980

I R

RIDGE

RILEY

RING

RIDGE

RIVERTON SILVER CO.See A.R. Justice Co.

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ROBERTSROBERTS, SMITH & CO .Sheffield(1828)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

ID 011 IIl1 ElROBESON

ROBESON CUTLERY WORKSRochester, N.Y .ea. 1907 - presentSilver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ROBEXSee John Round & Son

ROBINSONHERBERT ROBINSON & CO.,Canton WorksSheffieldca. 1873 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

KANTOR

ROBYN

PHILO

205

~EVERKLEAN.

DANYLROBINSON

ROBINSON & OATESEyre St., Sheffieldca. 1870 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

ROBYNSee Herbert Robinson & Co .

ROCKFORDROCKFORD SILVER PLATE CO.Rockford, Ill.

ea. 1882 - 1925Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

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JOSEPH RODGERS & SONSNorfolk si.. Sheffield1682 - presentCutlers and factors; cutlery, silver andplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972, 1974

STAR X, CROSS BRAND

RODGERSINE

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STREETSHEffiELD

SIMPLEX

METEOR

V~RJOSEPH RODCERS & SONScurLERS TO HERMAJESTY.

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RODGERS

RODGERS

206

3436

JOSEPH RODGERS & CO.Howard St., Sheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

RODEN BROS., LTD.Toronto, Ont.1891 - 1922Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

See Ralph Bateman

ROCKFORD SILVER PLATE CO.

RODEN

RODGERS

RODGERS

JOSEPH & MAURICE RODGERSNorfolk St., SheffieldAbsorbed by Joseph Rodgers & Sons(1787) - ea. 1800Knives framed in white metalRef. 1787, 1980

ROD

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FB. ROGERS SILVER CO .

HENRY ROGERS, SONS & CO .Wolverhampton, Sheffield,and Montreal, Que.ea. 1878 - (1915)Table cutlery and silver-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972,1974

mSHEFFIELDSILVER METAL

F. B. R.

FRANK W. ROGERSHartford, Conn.ea. 1875 - (1915)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

1.~e3F. 8. ROGERS SILVER co.

TAUNTON MAS S .

ROGERS

ROGERS

207

FB. ROGERS SILVER CO.Taunton, Mass.1883 - presentSilver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

JOHN ~'---"'IIU\BU LL

C.RO(i[RS 8.cBROS.t\l.

RODGERS BROS .Bridge SL, Sheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

C. ROGERS & BROS.Meriden, Conn.1866 - 1903Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

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RODGERS

ROGERS

RODGERS, G.See Standard Silver Co. of Toronto

ROGERS

RODGERSINESee Joseph Rodgers & Sons

ROEBUCK, J.

See Joseph Peace & Co.

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WM. A. ROGERS, LTD.Hartford, Conn., and New York, N.Y.ea. 1894 - 1929Succeeded by Oneida, Ltd.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

SIMEON L. & GEORGE H. ROGERSCO.

NIAGARA SILVER CO.

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Wm. A. Rogersl~

OXFORD SILVER PLATE CO.

R. S. MFG. CO.

1877 N.F. Co.

ROGERS

208

HR S & C~

HENRY ROGERS, SONS & CO.

SIMEON L. & GEORGE H. ROGERSCO.Hartford, Conn.ea. 1900 - 1929Succeeded by Oneida, Ltd.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

J. ROGERS SILVER CO., INCWallingford, Conn.ca. 1901 - 1929Succeeded by Oneida, Ltd.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

Cl Rogers8

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~RESCENT PLATE'

WILLIAM ROGERS, JR.Hartford, Conn .1841 - 1878Succeeded by Simpson, Hall, Miller

& Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

WILLIAM ROGERS MFG. CO.Hartford, Conn .1865 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.

Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

-t W. R.& S.

ROGERS CUTLERY CO .

ROGERS NICKEL SILVER

209

4J ROGERS ~

R. C. CO .WM. ROGERS & SON.

1865. WM. ROGERS M'F'G. CO .

ROGERSWILLIAM G. ROGERSNew York, N.Y .ca. 1901 - (1922)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

RROGERS

WILLIAM H. ROGERS

Hartford, Conn.ea. 1888 - (1915)

Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

~ROGERS.Al.

ROGERSWILLIAM H. ROGERS CORP.Plainfield, N.J.ea. 1901 - (1918)

Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

WILLIAM H. ROGERS CORP.

ROGERSROGERS & BRITTINWest Stratford, Conn.ea. 1880 - 1882Succeeded by Holmes & EdwardsSilver Co.Silver, Britannia metal and electroplated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

~UNXLD

ROGERSROGERS & BRO.Waterbury, Conn.ea. 1858 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Nickel-silver flatware for the tradeRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

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STAR C*) BRAND

ROGERSROGERS BROS. MFG. CO.Hartford and Meriden, Conn.1853 - 1861Succeeded by Rogers, Smith & Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

ROGERSROGERS CUTLERY CO.Hartford, Conn.1871 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Cutlery and silverplatingRef. 1972, 1978

ROGERS CUTLERY CO.

R. C. CO. AI PLUS

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ROGERS, J. & CO .See Oneida, Ltd .

ROGERS BROTHERS 1847See Meriden Britannia Co .Mark used after 1862

ROGERS & SPURR MFG. CO.Greenfield, Mass.1879 - (1885)Silver-plated table cutleryRef. 1972, 1978

ROGERS 1881See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

ROGERS

ROGERS SILVER PLATE CO.Danbury, Conn.ea. 1896 - 1922Silver-plated novelties, candlesticks,lamps, etc.Ref. 1972, 1978

211

ROCERS.SMITH &CO.WARRANTED 12 DWT.

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ROGERS CUTLERY CO.

ROGERS, SMITH & CO.Hartford, Conn.1857 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

ROGERS & HAMILTONWaterbury, Conn.1886 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co .Silver-plated flatwareRef. 1967, 1972, 1978

ROGERS€

R. S. & CO.

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ROGERS

ROGERS

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ROGERS, WM (eagle & star)See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.or Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.

ROGERS, WM, SONSee Frank W. Rogers

ROSESee Boardman, Glossop & Co.

ROSEBENJAMIN ROSEWadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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ROSEJOHN ROSE, JR.Wadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

ROSEROSE

JOSEPH ROSEWadsley (near Sheffield)(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

DONIA

212

RaSINGRaSING BROS. & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

ROSLING, A.See J. Beardshaw & Son

ROSSELLHENRY ROSSELL & CO.,Waverly WorksSheffieldea. 1877 - (1919)Cutlery, Sheffield plate and otherplated goodsRef. 1892,1919, 1972, 1974

OVICTORY

"'VANHOE"DICKSON BPM & Co.

SHEFFIELD

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ROTHERHAM, C.See John Harrison & Sons

BEXRACADERA

GONDOLA

KENDULAM

BURVIS

BENAROID

CAJISTA

JOHN ROUND & SON, LTD.,

HERMIT

KORRELLO

CAZURACHALLENGE

COPSIDINGO

GALEZAGODIVA

LABARUMMATADOR

MEDOVANOVENER

OHOOLAORlON

PALADOPANGORA

PIXIE PENULAM

213

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JOHN ROUND & SON, LTD.,Tudor Warks & Arundel WarksSheffield1847 - 1957Sheffield plate, Britannia metal,nickel-silver and electro-plateddomestic goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972, 1974,1980

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297

BEBARA

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BALAZO

ROTHERHAMJAMES ROTHERHAMSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

JOHN ROUND & SON, LTD.,

ROWLEY

LUNA METAL

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See Rockford Silver Plate Co.or Rogers Silver Plate Co.

RSPCO

RR (in shield)See Richard Richardson

RS MFG CO.See Niagara Silver Co.or Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

RR (cross)

See Roberts, Smith & Co.or Rogers, Smith & Co.

RS&CO

See Robert Ratcliff

ROXO (cross)See Marsh Bros. & Co.

RP (star) L

RPS (crossed axes)See R. Pringle & Sons

ROY AL MANUFACTURING CO.Detroit, Mich.ea. 1894 - 1908Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ROYAL STANDARDSee Frederick Derry

ROYAL PLATE CO.See American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.or LW. Johnsonor Meriden Britannia Co.

ROYAL

214

VENDAX

VIBRONA

TRITON

TUROSA

URANUS

CHARLES C. ROWEMiddlesex(1892)Goods in an imitation goldRef. 1892

ROWLEY MANUFACTURING CO.Philadelphia, Penn.ca. 1909 - (1915)Seamless nickel-silver hollow-wareRef. 1978

ROBEXSAURIUM

SERLOSA

VENIA

UNATUS

VALARIUM

TUDOROID

ROWE

SHEFFIELD

JAMES RYALS (& BROS.),Era WorksSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILLIAM RYLAND, Gatefield WorksSheffield(1892)Goods in non-ferrous metalsRef. 1892

RYALS

RYLAND

215

JOSHUA RYALSBrinsworth's Orchard, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

RUSSELL, HORSEFIELD & WHITESheffield(1877)Cutlery, including knivesRef. 1974

JOHN RUSSELL CUTLERY CO.Turner Falls, Mass.ea. 1834 - (1922)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

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RYALS

RUSSELL WORKSSee Wheatman & Smith, Ltd .

RUSSELL

RUSSELL

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SSee W. & H. Hutchinsonor C.T. Skelton & Co.or E.H.H. Smith Silver Co.

S (two stars)See Joseph Seymour, Sons & Co.

S (two triangles)See E.H.H. Smith Silver Co.

S (rooster)See Rawson Bros.

S (crossed pipes)See Francis A. Colleyor Wardrobe & Smith

S (dagger)See John Sellers & Sons

S (in cross)See Stevens Silver Co.

S (four crosses)See E.H.H. Smith Silver Co.

S (nail)See E.H.H Smith Knife Co.

S (on outspread wings)See George W. Shiebler & Co.

S (two crosses & asterisk)See Widow Smith

S&JSee Spear & Jackson

S&PSee Simmons & Paye

S-F (in diamond)See Sheldon & Feltman

S3 (cross)See Sarah Nichols

s

216

S6See Jonathan Howard

SA (cross)See Aaron Staniforth

SABENSee Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

SAFESee George Albert Cantrell

SAFETY STEEL JHA&CO (life-saver)See John Henry Andrew & Co.

SALADSee Samuel Walker

SALEMSALEM SILVER PLATE CO.No location knownea. 1914Mark used by Sears, Roebuck & Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

SALOSICOSee St. Louis Silver Co.

SALT1. & 1. SALTHollis St., Sheffield(1787)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

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PAX

INDEPENDENCE 1776

SABENBANZAI

PALMYRASAMUEL

NEWBOULD

PITHO

SANSON

SANS VARIERI (on ribbon with animal head)See Charlton Bros.

217

H. SAMUEL & SONManchester(892)Articles made in imitation gold andsilverRef. 1892

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SALTLEY MILLSee Thomas Smith & Sons

SANDERSON BROS. & CO., LTD.or SANDERSON BROS. & NEWBOULDSheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

SAMSON (figure with lion)See George R. Townsend & Co.

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SAYLES, HANCOCK & co.Arundel St., Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

1.1. SAVILLE & co.Sheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

REGALMARGELINE

TRIUMPH

SAYLES

SAVILLE

218

ARIZONA SILVER

TheNATIONAL

See James Deakin & Sons, Ltd.


See Evans, Sons & Co.

MERE

W.S. SAVAGE & CO.,Standard WorksPond St., Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Spoons, forks, ladles, dish covers,etc., in silver or nickel-plated metalsRef. 1892, 1919

See Britzius & Goldstrass

SAUNDERSONJEREMIAH SAUNDERSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

SAVARS

SAURIUM

SARBON

SARDIUS

SAVAGE

SARACENICSee Joseph Rodgers & Sons

SAYNOR

SAYNOR

See Robert Holland

See Sharrow, Colley & Co.

SCHADE & CO.Brooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1885 - (1905)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

BROOKLYN PLATE

See Howell & James, Ltd.

See Cocker Bros., Ltd .

SC&CO

SC (crown)

SC EXTRA

SCEPTRE

SCHADE

SCHAFFERSCHAFFER, HAHN & BEHRENSBirmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

219

BICYCLE .

See S. Bright & Co.

WILLIE SAYNOREyre St., Sheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See Benjamin M. Renton

SAYNOR & co.Sheffieldea. 1869 - (1919)Table cutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

DREADNOUGHT .

SAYNOR, COOKE & RIDALSheffieldea. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

~SAYNOR

OBTAIN

DEPENDPIONEER

SAYNOR

SB&CO

SBRS

SAYNOR

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SCHMIDTPETER LUDWIG SCHMIDTElberfeld, Germany(1892)Cutlery, knives of all kindsRef. 1892

ICALEDON lAISCHMIDT

SCHMIDT & HOMERBirmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

SCHNEIDERTHEODOR SCHNEIDERLondon(1892)KnivesRef. 1892

SCHOELLERSCHOELLER & CO.Vienna, Austria(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

220

SCHOFIELDSCHOFIELD & CO.Norfolk Row, Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

SCHOFIELD

SCHOFIELDI.W. SCHOFIELD & SONS, LTD.Sheffieldea. 1855 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

SPRINGBOKSCHOLEFIELD

SCHOLEFIELD, RED FERN & co.Birmingham(1818)Merchants and handlers of cutlery andtablewareRef. 1818

SCHULTZSCHULTZ & FISHERSan Francisco, Calif.ea. 1868 - (1887)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SCHUROFFHERMANN SCHUROFF & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

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HERMANN SCHURHOff & CO

SCHWIECKERWILHELM H. SCHWIECKERHamburg, Germany(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

SCO (in circle)See Spurrier & Co.

SCORPION (scorpion)See Thomas Turton & Sons, Ltd .

SCOTIA (thistle)See John McClory

SCOTIA WORKSSee Thomas Jowitt & Sons

SCYTHE WORKSSee Isaac Nash

221

SEARSHENRY SEARS & SONChicago, Ill .ea. 1865 - 1895Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SEARSSEARS, ROEBUCK & CO .Chicago, Ill .1893 - presentSilver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SECURE (chain)See John Shaw & Sons

SEE-SAW (see-saw)See Joseph Peace & Co.

SEEBOHMSEEBOHM & DIECKSTAHL,Dannemora Steel WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

SELECTSee Bingham & Ogdenor Ford & Medley

SELF-DEFENSE (figure of Indian)See James Burnand & Son

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J. S. & CO.

~SET

See Thomas Settle & Co.


THOMAS SETTLE & CO.Sheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

See Pearlite Steel Co.

See Frederick Barnes & Co.

SESAME

SERLOSA

SETTLE

SET (cross)

SENRAB

SEYMOURJOSEPH SEYMOUR, SONS & CO.Syracuse, N.Y.(1887)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

222

JOHN SELLERS & SONSSheffield and New York City(1892) - (1919)

Cutlery, knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892,1919

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SELIG, SONNENTHAL & CO.London(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

SELLEW & CO.Cincinnati, Ohio1834 - 1870sPewter and Britannia metal goodsRef. 1978

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SF (crossed arrows)See James Deakin & Sons, Ltd .or Joseph Deakin & Sonsor Shaw & Fisher

SH&COSee S. & T. Howard

SHANDOSee Harry Gill & Co .

SHARP (tooth)See Abraham Ashtonor Pacey & Co.

SHARP EDGESee Parkin & Marshall

SHARPE, J.See John Askham & Son

SHARROWSHARROW, COLLEY & CO.Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makers, silver hafted, etc .Ref. 1797

s C & CO .

SHAVERCHARLES C. SHAVERUtica, N.Y .1854 - (1900)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1978

c.c.sSHAW

JOHN SHA W & SONSWol verhampton and Sheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

223

JOHN SHA W & SONS

AURORA~

SHAWSHAW & FISHER, Killham WorksSuffolk Rd., Sheffield1830 - 1894Succeeded by James Deakin & Sons,Ltd. -Sheffield plate, Britannia metal,nickel-silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1980

SHA W & FISHERSee James Deakin & Sons, Ltd.

SHB (roof tops)See Schaffer, Hahn & Behrens

SHEAF BANK WORKSSee C.T. Skelton & Co .

SHEAF ISLAND WORKSSee William Jackson & Co .or William Maxwell MacBriar

SHEAF WORKSSee Thomas Turton & Sons, Ltd.

SHEAR STEELTrade term used by Sheffield cutlerymakers in the early 19th century forfine steel

SHEFFIELD (in crescent)See T.L. Green & Co.

SHEFFIELDSHEFFIELD FLATWARE CO., LTDSheffield(1892) - (1919)Goods of precious metals and imitations thereofRef. 1892, 1919

RAMS HEAD

SHEFFIELDSHEFFIELD INDUSTRIAL & PROVIDENT CUTLERY TRADING CO.Sheffield(1892)KnivesRef. 1892

UNITYSHEFFIELD

SHEFFIELD SAFETY SHAVER CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Razors, table cutleryRef. 1892,1919

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SOVEREIGN

224

SHEFFIELDSHEFFIELD SCISSOR, RAZOR &TOOL CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

CARRY-ON

SHEFFIELDSHEFFIELD SILVER PLATE & CUTLERy CO.Sheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892,1919

SILTONA

NOLBOQRECE

SHEFFIELD CUTLERYSee Goldsmiths Co. of Canada

SHEFFIELD PLATE MADE IN U.S.A.See John Hurly Silver Co.

SHEFFIELD PLATED CO.See Holmes, Booth & Haydens

SHEFFIELD SILVER METAL FBRSee F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

SHEFFIELD TUBE WORKSSee Howell & Co.

SHELDONSHELDON & FELTMANAlbany, N.Y.(1850)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

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SHEMELDSHEMELD, PARKIN & HAGUESheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlersRef. 1774

SHEPHARD1. SHEPHARDBirmingham(1817)Maker of plated knives, etc .Ref. 1967

SHEPHARDW.H. SHEPHARD, Trent St. WorksSheffieldca. 1872-(1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

BIEN

225

SHEPHERDEDWARD SHEPHERDSheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

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SHEPHERDROBERT SHEPHERDNorfolk St., Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

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JOHN SHERWOOD & SONSBirmingham1803 - (1900)Articles made of si!ver or imitationsof silverRef. 1892, 1972

~U\ENT ~IL,,£~~

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SHERWOOD SILVERPLATESee Alvin Corp .

SHIEBLERGEORGE W. SHIEBLERNew York, N.Y.1880 - 1910Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

SHIPMANAENEAS SHIPMANSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

VERNONSHM&CO

See Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.

SHOOLBREDJAMES SHOOLBREDTottenham Court, Middlesex(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

SHOREHAM PLATE WORKSSee R.M. Johnson & Co.

SHOREHAM STEEL WORKSSee Benjamin Nicholson & Sons

SHREWSBURY WORKSSee Martin, Hall & Co.

SIBERIAN SILVERSee Hayman & Co.

226

SILBERSILBER & FLEMINGLondon1880 - (1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsAlso glass manufacturers and merchantsRef. 1892

SILBERSTEINSILBERSTEIN, HECHT & CO.New York, N.Y.ea. 1900 - 1905Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SILKR. SILKBirmingham(1809)Close platerRef. 1967

mot\meSILTONA

See Sheffield Silver Plate & CutleryCo.

SILVA (two-headed bust)See John Henry Potter

SILVADIUMSee Landers, Frary & Clark

SILVENSee John Yates & Son

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SILVERSILVER PLATE CUTLERY WORKSDerby, Conn.(1907)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SILVERSILVER PLATE CUTLERY CO.Birmingham, Conn.1884 - 1896Silver-plated cutleryRef. 1978

SILVERSILVER PLATE CUTLERY CO.Sheldon, Conn.1907 - 1918Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SILVER ASH (scroll)See John Yates & Sons

SILVER METALSee Oneida, Ltd.

SILVERINESee Maurice Baum

SILVERITESee William Page & Co.

SILVERMINIUMSee Arthur Edgerton Heckford

SILVERN (on a shield)See John Yates & Sons

SILVERODESee John Ingram

SILVEROINSee Bristol Mfg. Co.

SILVERSTEINSee W.R. Box & Co.

227

SILVERSTONISAAC SIL VERSTON & CO.Birmingham(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892

LONDON

SIMMONSSIMMONS & PAYEN. Attleboro, Mass.(1897)Manufacture of silver spoonsMade dies and patterns for other firmsRef. 1978

s. & P.SIMPLEX

See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

SIMPSONSIMPSON-BRAINERD CO.Providence, R.I.ea. 1905 - 1920sSilver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ENGLISH SILVER

SIMPSONSIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO.Walling ford, Conn., branches in Montreal, Que. (1879) and Toronto, Ont.(1900)ea. 1866 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef 1967, 1972, 1978

SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO.

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C.T. SKELTON & CO.,Sheaf Bank Works, HeelySheffieldea. 1865Cutlery, including table knivesRef. 1892,1919, 1974

WILLIAM SINGLETON & CO.

See Israel Yudelman

WILLIAM & GEORGE SISSONSSheffield and London(1892) - (1919)Silver and plated goodsRef. 1892,1919

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SKELTON

SJAMBOK

SJ (cross & crown)See Spear & Jackson

SISSONS

SINGLETONSINGLETON & PRIESTMANArundel Lane, Sheffield(1861) - (1919)Cutlery, including table knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

228

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JAMES SIMSCoalpit Lane, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

SIMPSON NICKEL SILVER CO.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1871 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SIMS

SINGLETONWILLIAM SINGLETON & CO.Baker's Lane, Sheffield(1870) - (1919)Cutlery, including table knivesRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

SIMPSON

HERBERT MARRIOT SLATERArundel St., Sheffieldea. 1868 - (1919)Cutlery of all kinds and Britanniametal goodsRef. 1892, 1919

SLACK & GRINOLD, Bath WorksSheffield(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

See Harrison Bros. & Howsonor Charles Ibbotson

SLACK, SELLARS & CO .Sheffield(1858) - (1919)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

VENTURE

SLACK, SELLARS & CO

SPEED

SLACK

SLACK

SLATER

SLASH

SLATE BROS. (beehive)See Marples & Co.

229

W. & S. HEELEY .

SHEFFIELD.

C.T. SKELTON & CO.,

JONATHAN SKELTONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

r,", C.T. SKELTON 8cC~V...L SHEfFIELD.

See Samuel Hibbert & Son

HARRY JOHN SKELTONLondon(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

LEMNOS.

VINE

SKELTON

SL&GHRCOSee Simeon L. & George H. RogersCo .

SKIPPER

SKELTON

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E.H.H. SMITH KNIFE CO.Bridgeport, Conn.ea. 1899 - 1904KnivesRef. 1972

E.H.H. SMITH SIL VER CO.Bridgeport, Conn.ea. 1900 - 1910Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

PAT. .99.

J. SMALLWOOD

CHARLES SMITHSheffield(1892)Cutlery, Sheffield plate and otherplated goodsRef. 1892

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

230

SMALL~

T. SMALLBirmingham(1812)

. Plater in general and japannerRef. 1967

Y NOTJOHN SLEIGHCoalpit Lane, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

SLATER BROS.Arundel St. and Fitzwilliam St.,Sheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Knives and forks; Britannia metalgoodsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

SMALLWOODJ. SMALL WOODBirmingham1823)Close platerRef. 1967

SMALL

SLOANE, R.See Storni Traverso & Co.

SLEIGH

SLATER

JOHN SMITHLambercroft, Sheffield(1774) - (1787)CutlerRef. 1774, 1787

SPARLIN

J. SMITH48 South St., Sheffield(1836)Maker of plated tankards and measuresRef. 1967

1. (or 1.) SMITHBirmingham(1821)Close platerRef. 1967

1. SMITH & SONArundel St., Sheffield(1828)Cutlers and silversmithsRef. 1967

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

231

uvSS

E.H.H. SMITH SILVER CO.

GEORGE SMITH & SONSPeacroft, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlersRef. 1774

FREDERICK JOHN SMITHBirmingham(1892)Table knives, forks, etc.Ref. 1892

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SMITH

SMITH

SMITHJOHN PATTERSON SMITHLanarkshire, Glasgow(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

ADAMANTINESMITH

LAWRENCE B. SMITHBoston, Mass.ea. 1887 - (1946)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

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NATHANIEL SMITH & CO.Waingate, Sheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

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SMITHSAMUEL SMITHScotland St., Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

232

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

THOMAS SMITH & SONS OF SALTLEY, LTD.21 Whittal St., and Adderley Road,Birmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kinds and toolsRef. 1892

WIDOW SMITHBroadlane End, Sheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

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See David H. McConnell

See John Tricket

SMITH, TATE, NICHOLSON &HOULTArundel St., Sheffield(1810)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

SO AM

SMITH~CO

SN

SMITH

SMS (figure of soldier)See Burys & Co.

SMITH, JOSEPH & SONSSee Joseph Allen & Sons

SMITH, 1. & CO.See Hargreaves, Smith & Co.

SMITH & CO.See Sheldon & Feltman

SMITH

233

N. SMITH & CO.Waingate, Sheffield(1784)PlatersRef. 1967

N.SMITH~CO

SMITH & CO.Sheffield(1784)PlatersRef. 1967

SMITH & BEETSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

WILLIAM SMITH & CO.Coalpit Lane, Sheffield(1787) - ea. 1800Knives, framed in white metalRef. 1787, 1980

BEET

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

SMITH

SOCIETESOCIETE ANONYME DES COUVER TS ALFENIDEParis, France(1892)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1892

ALFENIDE

SOCIETESOCIETE ANONYME LE FERRONICKELParis, France(1892)Goods in various alloysRef. 1892

FERRO-~LLECHORT

FERRO - NICKEL

ACIER -NICKE,LSOHO (cross)

See Gregory & Bramallor Hobson, Houghton & Co., Ltd.

SOHO STEEL WORKSSee Gregory & Bramall

SOHOWORKSSee M. Boulton & Co.

SOLID YUKON SIL VER WARRANTEDSee Raymond Manufacturing Co.

SONORA SILVERSee Walker & Hall

234

SORBYROBERT SORBY & SONSSheffieldea. 1825 - 1925Cutlery, including goods of iron andsteel combined; also Sheffield plateand other plated goodsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

YARRA-YARRA

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KANCAROOSORBY STREET WORKS

See Hearnshaw Brothers

SORBY, I.See Turner, Naylor & Marp1es

SORBY, I. & H.See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

SOUND (drummer)See Burgon & Ball

SOUND (whistle)See J. & J. Bealor Abraham Levy

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SPEAR & JACKS ON,Aetna (or Etna) WorksSavile St., Sheffield1840 - presentCutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1976

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SOVEREIGN PLATESee P.W. Ellis

SP (anchor, or anchor & scale)See Anchor Silver Plate Co.

SPANISH WORKSSee Williams, Arnold & Colley, Ltd.

SPARROWWILLIAM ALFRED SPARROWLondon(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

SPARE NOUGHTSee C.T. Skelton & Co.

SPARLIN

235

SQUATTER

SOUTH SEA HOUSELondon(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

N.B ~I.C

SOUTH

SOVEREIGNSee Sheffield Safety Shaver Co .

SOUTHINGTONSOUTHINGTON (CUTLERY) & CO.Southington, Conn.ca. 1887 - 1902Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

SOUTHERN CROSS BRAND (cross)See Mason Bros., Ltd .

SOUTHERNSOUTHERN & RICHARDSONSheffield1863 - 1920Cutlery of all kinds, and Britanniametal goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1980

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C.A. & E. SPEYER & co.London(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

VELOS

W. SPENCER & CO.,Midland Steel WorksRotherham(1862)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

TRUMPETER

No

HERALD

WASPERCO

SPHINX BRAND (sphinx)See John Batt & Co.

SPEYER

SPENCER

236

MATTHIAS SPENCER & SONSSheffieldea. 1848 - 1921Knives and forks; also Britannia metal, silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1.892, 1919, 1974

JOHN SPENCER & SONS, LTD.Newburn-on-Tyne(1845) - (1892)KnivesRef. 1892, 1976

SPEAR & JACKS ON,

SPECIAL METALSee Richfield Plate Co.or Homan Mfg. Co.

SPENCER

SPENCER

SPECIAL RSee A. Davis & Co.

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SPOONERSAMUEL SPOONERSheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

SPOONERWILLlAM SPOONER & CO.Birmingham(1818)Manufacturer of plated goods, teasets, cruets, etc .Ref. 1818

SPRING LANE WORKSSee Charles Hill

SPRINGBOKSee J.W. Schofield & Sons

SPROCKSee Parton, Son & Co.

SPURRGEORGE W. SPURR & CO.Greenfield, Mass .ea. 1873 - 1881Succeeded by Rogers & Spurr Mfg.Co .Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

SPURRIERSPURRIER & CO.London(1892)

Brass, Britannia metal, nickel-silver,silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

237

SPURRIER & CO .

GORDON SILVER

SQUATTERSee Southern & Richardson

SQUIRREL (with squirrel in circle)See Thomas White

SQUIRREL WORKSSee Wilhelm Walacheid

SRRSee Richard Race

SS (crown)See Samuel Smith

SS&COSee Sutcliff, Sporle & Co .

SSCOSee Standard Silver Co. of Toronto

SSCO (in three diamonds)See W.D. Smith Silver Co.

SSPSee Salem Silver Plate Co .

ST GEORGE'S WORKSSee Brittain & Co .

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NEVADA SILVER METAL

See Waiter & Frank Brownor Thomas Renshaw & Son

tNUN BETTER

STANDARDSTANDARD SILVER CO. OFTORONTO, LTD.Toronto, Ont.1895 - 1922Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

STANDARDSTANDARD SILVER WARE CO.Boston, Mass.1883 - (1921)Retailers and jobbers of platedsilverwareRef. 1972, 1978

STAND

STANCH (dog)See 1. & Riley Carr

STANDARDSTANDARD PISTON RING & ENGINEERINGSheffield(1892)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892

STAFF OF LIFE (loaf of bread)See Frederick William Dover

STAG BRANDSee Williams Bros. Mfg. Co.

238

THE ARK

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STACEY BROS., Ark WorksSheffieldea. 1847 - 1920Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

HENRY VICKERS STACEYSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

ST. LOUIS SILVER CO.St. Louis, Mo.ea. 1880 - 1913Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

THOMAS W. WARD & Co.,SHEFFIELD.

SALOSICO WARE

-

JOHN COE & COMPANY,

ALBION WORKS, SHEFFIELD

STACEY

STACEY

ST LOUIS

GEORGE STANIFORTH

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STANIFORTHWILLIAM THOMAS STANIFORTH,Ascend WorksArundel Lane, Sheffieldea. 1863 - (1919)Mark also used by W.K. & C. PeaceCutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

STANIFORTHWILLIAM STANIFORTHHackenthorpe (near Sheffield)(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

STANIFORTHTHOMAS STANIFORTH & CO.Hackenthorpe (near Sheffield)ea. 1852 - (1892)KnivesRef. 1892, 1974

239

MONARCH SILVER CO.

STANDARD SILVER CO. OFTORONTO, LTD.

See Benedict Mfg. Co.

+SA

STANDARD WORKSSee W.S. Savage & Co.

STANIFORTHGEORGE STANIFORTHOlerton (near Sheffield)(1774)CutlerRef. 1774

TANDISH

STANDARD ECLIPSE PLATESee George Wheeler

STANIFORTHAARON STANIFORTHSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

STANDARD (figure)See Wheatley Bros.

WILLIAM THOMAS STANIFORTH,

~ASCEND

~WM THOS

STANIFORTH

STANIFORTHSTANIFORTH, PARKIN & CO.Sycamore St., Sheffield(1784) - (1797)Platers and cutlersRef. 1787,1797,1967

~.E>PARKIN

SHEMEL

STANIFORTH tPARKIN~CO

STANIFORTH, WILLIAM THOMASSee W.K. & C. Peace

STANILANDJOHN ST ANILANDSheffield(1787) - (1797)Table kni ves, generalRef. 1787, 1797

240

JOHN ST ANILAND

GRACE

STANLEYSTANLEY & AYLWARD, LTD.Toronto, Ont.ea. 1920Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

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BERKSHIRE

BEDFORDBRAUMONT

BERKELEYSTANLEY

STANLEY, LISTER & KAYNorfolk St., Sheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1787, 1797

SSTANLEY

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STANLEY KNIFESee Brookes & Crookes

STAR & CROSS BRANDSee Joseph Rodgers & Sons

STAR BRANDSee Rogers & Bros.

STAR CUTLERY CO.See Elgin-American Co.or Hepworth, Pilley & Co.

STEAMER (steamship)See Cowie Bros. & Co.

STEELINESee English & Foreign Steel Co.

STEGOR SIL VERPLATESee Alvin Corp.

STELLA WORKSSee W.A. Tyzack & Co.

STER (spider web)See LA. Webster

STERLING BRANDSee Keep Bros.

STERLING COMPANY (anchor)See Eagle Sterling Co.

STERLING INLAIDSee Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

STERLING PLATE BSee American Silver Co.

STERLING SILVER PLATE CO.See Holmes, Booth & Haydens

STEVENSSTEVENS SlLVER CO.Portland, Maine1893 - 1899Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

241

STEVENS SILVER CO.

STOCKINGG.B. STOCKINGTacoma, Wash.(1893)Manufacturers of spoons and otherflatwareRef. 1978

RHODODENDRON

STOICSee George Barnsley

STOKESALBERT EDWARD STOKESSheffield(1892) - (1919)Silver, Britannia metal and electroplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919

BRITISH

STONEJOHN STONE & CO.Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

JOHN STONE & CO.

STORER

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STRAUSS & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

B. STOTSheffield(1811)Close platerRef. 1967

STORNI TRA VERSO & CO.Paris, France(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

1""'\

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STRAIGHT CUTSee Francis Wood & Co.

STRATFORDHENRY STRATFORDSheffieldN.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

STRATFORD SILVER (PLATE) CO.See Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

STOT

STORNI

242

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~OSBORNE

DAVID STORER & SONSGlasgow(1892)Cutlery and bronze wareRef. 1892

HENRY STONESSheffieldea. 1871 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

STONESPIEG

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See John Stone & Co

STONER & COMPYSee Alfred Field & Co.or Edward Gem & Co.

STONES

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STRAUSS & CO.

STRICKLANOR. STRICKLANO & CO.Albany, N.Y.1857 - 1884Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

STRICKLANO, R.See Van Bergh Silver Plate Co .

STRINGERSee Hale Bros .or Samuel Hancock & Son

STRINGERCHARLES STRINGERSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

C SERSTRINGER

JOSEPH STRINGERSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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243

STRIPES (three chevrons)See Baum Bros.

STUBSPETER STUBSRotherhamea. 1867 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

~STUBS

OLYMPICSUCCESS (sword)

See Ball Bros.

SUCKLINGSUCKLING, LTO.BirminghamN.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

REGIS PLATE REGbE.f.N.S

BURMESE.

WS&STEPNSAI

KINGSWAY PLATE

SUFFOLK or SUFFOLK WORKSSee Thomas Turner & Co .

SUFFOLK SILVERPLATESee Gorham Mfg. Co .

SUN WORKSSee Joseph Gilbert

SUNDALESee Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

SUNLIGHTSee Lever Bros.

SUPER (crown)See Hyland, Clarbour & Barnard

SUPERIORSee Middletown Plate Co.

SUPERIORSUPERIOR SILVER PLATE CO.New York, N.Y.1895 - (1898)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

COLUMBIA

SUPERIORSUPERIOR SILVER CO.

See Parker & Casper

SUPERLATIVE (on a ribbon)See S. & J. Kitchinor Unwin & Rogers

SURIOUSSee Hyland, Clarbour & Barnard

SURREY WORKSSee John Newbould & Co.

244

SUTCLIFF

SUTCLIFF

SW (cross)

SWAW

SWANN

ROBERT SUTCLIFFSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

PUNCTUAL

SUTCLIFF, SPORLE & co.Sheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

s. s. & Co

See Joseph Stringer

See Richard Holden

JOSEPH SWANNSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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SWANNSWANN & ADAMS, Canada WorksBirmingham(892)Goods in imitations of sil verRef. 1892

MIXITINESWEDISH STEEL WORKS

See G.R. Jones & Co.

SWIFTSWIFT, LEVICK & SONSSheffield(892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919

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SYBRYSYBRY, SEARLS & CO.,Cannon Steel WorksSheffieldea. 1875 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

ULTISSIMUS

SYCAMORE TREE or SYCAMORE TREEWORKS

See Frederick William Doveror A.G. Owen

SYCAMORE WORKSSee William Webster & Co.

245

SYCEE NICKEL SILVERSee James Muirhead & Co.

SYKESSee Birks, Withers & Sykes

SYKESSYKES & CO.Sheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife makers, silver hafted orplatedRef. 1787,1797, 1967

SYKESi

SYKES WORKSSee Joseph Fenton & Sons

SYL VESTER & CO.See Thomas Ellin & Co.

l' (fish hook) TAYLORSee Robert Batemanor Hale Bros.

T (hand & bird)See Towle Mfg. Co.

T (in leaf)See Thomas Bishop

T (in two diamonds)See James W. Tufts

T (with tulip)See George Barns1ey & Son

1'66 TAYLOR

See James Townsend

TABARD SILVERSee Benedict Mfg. Co.or Carter-Crume Co.

TALBOT WORKSSee Michae1 Hunter & Son

TALLY HO (with fox)See George Wostenho1m & Son, Ltd.

TANGOSee Henley Silver Rolling & Wire Mill

TAYLORTAUNTON

l'AUNT ON BRITANNIAMANUFACTURING CO.Taunton, Mass.1830 - (1835)Britannia ware, castor frames, toastracks, etc.Ref. 1978

T. B. M. CO.r AW (monogram)

See W.A. Tyzack

TAYLOR (with eye)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

246

GEORGE H. TAYLOR & BROTHER,Times WorksSheffield(1851) - (1892)CutleryRef. 1892, 1974

3087HENRY TAYLOR, LTD.Sheffield(1862) - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

H.H.TAYLORSheffield(1855)CutleryRef. 1974

HlH

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WTEAL

TEAL

See A.F. Towle & Son Co.

See S. & C. Wardlow

WILLIAM TEALSheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

EDWIN TERRY, Reliance WorksSheffieldea. 1855 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

TERU-TERUSee Thomas Drysdale

TEK (in diamond)See Thomas E. Kitchin & Co .

TE (owl)

TESTED (engine)See Alfred Beckett & Sons

TELEGRAPH WORKSSee Parkin & Marshall

TERRIFIK

TELEPHONESee T.H. Wilson & Co .

TERRY

247

JOHN TAYLOR

TAYLOR BROS .Sheffield(1851) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

See Charles Hill

See Thomas Drysdale & Co.

See Taunton Britannia Mfg. Co.

JUSTICE

JOSE PH TAYOR

J. & 1. TAYLOR.

J. TAYLOR & SON

See Turton Bros. & Matthews

TBC

TDFT

TAYLOR

TAYLOR WITNESS (with diamond)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

TB2 (crown)See Joseph Ash & Son

TB&M

TBMCO

TAYLOR, 1. & SONSee Taylor Bros .

TB&S (in shield with crown)See Thomas Bradbury & Sons

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TH (crown & diamond)See 1. & 1. Salt

THASee Joseph Binneyor Ridge, Woodcock & Hardy

THE RING (ring)See John Clarke & Sons

THOMASRICHARD THOMAS & CO., LTD.Lydbrook(1892)Goods of various metal alloys,including plated ironRef. 1892

WLYD NEY

ALLAWAYSL. B.

LYDBROOKTHOMAS

S. THOMASBirmingham(1813)Close platerRef. 1967

THO (nMAS UJ

248

THOMPSONWILLIAM THOMPSON & CO.Birmingham(1818)Britannia metal goods, ladles,beakers, cruets, etc.Ref. 1818

THORNHILLWALTER THORNHILLMiddlesex(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

TIDMARSHCHARLES TIDMARSHLondon(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

TIDMARSHJAMES TIDMARSHLondon(1892)Name also used by Thomas Ellin &Co.Goods of various metal alloysRef. 1892

TIGERSee W.A. Colley, Ltd.or Deakin, Reuss & Co.

TILDENTILDEN-THURBER CO.Providence, R.I.1856 - presentSilver-plated goodsRef. 1978

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TORPEDO

TORONTO

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TONKS & CO.Birmingham(1824)Close platersRef. 1967

See Turton Bros. & Matthews

TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO.Toronto, Ont.1882 - 1914Silver-plated goodsRef. 1970, 1972

TONKS

TORRE DE BELEMSee Joseph Martin y Son

TOTTENHAM HOUSE 1822See James Shoolbred & Co .

TORSIL or TORSIL STEELSee Toronto Silver Plate Co.

TOLEDO or TOLEDO WORKS (arm & sword)See John Henry Andrew & Co.

249

See Hale Bros .

TO OSBORNESee Henry Stones

See Samuel Pearson & Co .

+UGGU

ALBION SILVER

TOBY.

JOHN TIMMSheffield(1787)Common table knivesRef. 1787

See F.W. & W.E. Oates

TMTW (heart)See W. Wilkinson & Son

TL (t1oral design)See George Barnsley & Sons

TIMM

TITANIC STEELSee David Flather & Sonsor Samuel Osborn & Co .

TIP (top)

TIME

TIMES WORKSSee G.H. Taylor & Brother

TILLOTSONTHOMAS TILLOTSONSheffield(1774) - (1797)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774, 1787, 1797

............................................

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TOWLEA.F. Towle & Son Co.Newburyport, Mass.1882 - 1902Succeeded by Rogers, Lunt & BowlenSilver and silver-plated goods after1895Ref. 1972, 1978

TRADE MARK

ELECTRO-PLATE

TOWLETOWLEMFG. CO.Newburyport, Mass.1882 - 1909Succeeded by Towle SilversmithsSilver and silver-plated goods after1906Ref. 1978

TOWNS ENDFRANCIS JOHN TOWNS ENDSheffield1876 - 1903Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892, 1980

LIFETOWNS END

GEORGE R. TOWNSEND & co.Sheffieldea. 1845 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919. 1974

250

GEORGE R. TOWNSEND & CO.

TOWNSENDHENRY TOWNSENDSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

TOWNS ENDJAMES TOWNSENDHolliscroft, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

66T

TR (in heart)See William Staniforth

TR (rosette)

See George Barnsley & Son

TRAFALGAR WORKSSee John Milneror Theodor Wilhelm Paterson & Co.

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OPUS+OVA

See John Round & SonTRITON

TRIUMPH

TRICKET, HASLEHURST, WHITELEY & PRY ORSheffield(1787)Table knives, silver and platedRef. 1787

WILLIAM & THOMAS TRICKETSheffield(1787) - (1797)Table kni ves, generalRef. 1787, 1797

J,.,I.ua. f3~'r"' oft.flS/;

TURIN

See Larder & Burgessor J.J. Saville & Co.

TRINITY WORKSSee George Butler & Co.

TRICKET

TRICKET

TRICKETTWALTER TRICKETT,Charleston WorksSheffieldea. 1869 - (1919)Cutlery and toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

251

SN

JOHN TRICKETTSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

KOLA

EDG

ROBERT TRICKETT & co.Sheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

WILLIAM TRICKET, JUNIORSheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

EMIR

TRICKET

TRICKETT

TRICKETT

TRIAL I (in shield)See Joseph Marples & Sons

TREBLE (treble clef)See James Chesterman & Co.

TRENT STREET WORKSSee W.H. Shephard

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TROICASee W.K. & C. Peace

TROPICSee Samuel Osborn & Co.

TRUESee William Bocking

TRUMPETERSee C.A. & E. Speyer

TRURO WORKS or TRUROXSee Atkin Brothers

TRUTH (cross)See Sayles, Hancock & Co.

TRY (swan)See Francis Newton & Sons

TSSee Thomas Staniforth & Co.

TS (eagle)See Theodor Schneider

TTSee Thomas Turner

TT (bottle)See J. Lee & J. Armstrongor Thomas Turner

TUDORTUDOR, LEADER & NICHOLSONSheffield(1784)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

TUDOR &CO \J

252

TUDORTUDOR, MOORE & CO.London(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

TUDOR PLATESee Oneida, Ltd.

TUDOR WORKSSee John Round & Son

TUDOROIDSee John Round & Son

TUFTSJAMES W. TUFTSBoston, Mass.ea. 1883 - 1902Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967,1972

TUG OF WAR (figures)See B.K. Moreton & Co.

TURINSee William & Thomas Tricket

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SAMUEL TURNERSheffield(1787) - ea. 1800Knives and japanned white metalRef. 1787

THOMAS TURNER & CO.,

oIVORY

TURNER, NAYLOR & CO., LTD.,Northern Tool WorksSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery and carpenters', engineers'and surgeons' toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILLIAM TURNER & SON,Caledonia WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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CALEDONIA

TURNER

TURNER

TURNER

253

LUPTON

ENCORE.

CEO. W. HINCHCLlFFE,CUTLERS, SHEFFIELD

S. TURLEYBirmingham(1816)Plater and maker of plated goodsRef. 1967

TURLEY

THOMAS TURNER & CO.,Suffolk WorksSheffieldea. 1834 - 1921Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

SUFFOLK

FEDERATION

WADE WINGFIELD& ROWBOTHAM.

TURNER

TURLEY

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T .TURTON & SONSSHEAF WORKS

THOMAS TURTON & SONS, LTD.,Sheaf WorksSheffieldea. 1845 - (1919)Cutlery, tools, and railroad enginesand carsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974, 1976

LOUIS HENRY TURTLE

1. TURTONBirmingham(1820)Close plater and maker of tea spoonsand tongsRef. 1967

Storpio",,"

TURTON

TURTON

254

DO Ill.

LOUIS HENRY TURTLESheffieldea. 1878 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974


TURNER, RYALLS & CO.Sheffieldea. 1848 - (1919)CutlerRef. 1892,1919, 1974

TURNER, NAYLOR & MARPLESSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

TURNER

TURNER, G. & CO.See Samuel Bigginor William A. Tyzack

TUROSA

TURNER

TURTLE

THOMAS TURTON & SONS, LTD.,

TTURTON

TURTONTURTON BROS. & MATTHEWSSheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery and tools of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

PILOT

IT.B.&M I

TORPEDOTUSCA

See Mappin, Webb & Co.

TUTANIAAn alloy of tin, brass and antimony,similar to Britannia metal, patented in1770 by Tutin & Haycraft and usedprimarily in the manufacture of spoons

TUTINTUTIN & HAYCRAFTBirmingham1769 - ea. 1839White metalsmiths; originators ofTutania.Makers of spoons, flagons, tea pots,etc.Ref. 1818

255

TWSee Samuel Wilson

TWASee William Alexander Tyzack

TWJW (three crowns)See John Moreton & Co.

TYASTHOMAS TY AS, JUNIORSheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

+TYAS

TYNDALLJ. TYNDALLBirmingham(1813)Close platerRef. 1967

TYN I~DALL .1.LL

TYZACKJOSEPH TYZACK & SONHeely (near Sheffield)ca. 1842 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

BOWDON

FITZWILLIAM

JOSEPH TYZACK & SON

TYZACKWILLIAM ALEXANDER TYZACK,Stella WarksSheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919 1974

G. TURNER &CO.

ISTYZACK

W. TYZACK, SONS & TURNERSheffieldea. 1861 - (1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1974

NONPAREIL

256

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WIll

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U (star) SSee Isaac Barnes

UGGUSee John Timm

ULLATHORNEULLATHORNE & CO.London(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

ULTISSIMUSSee Sybry, Searls & Co.

UNATUSSee John Round & Son

UNION COMPANYSee Kayser, Ellison & Co .

UNION SILVER PLATE CO.See Holmes, Booth & Haydens

UNITYSee Cooperative Wholesale Societyor Sheffield Industrial & ProvidentCutlery Co .

UNIVERSALSee Landers, Frary & Clark

UNWINUNWIN & RODGERS, LTD.,Globe WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

UNXLD (cross)See Rogers & Brittin

257

URANUSSee John Round & Son

U (star) SSee Isaac Barnesor William Alfred Sparrow

US SILVER CO.See Oneida, Ltd.

USE YOUR TIME WELL (clock)See Weiss Bros .

V&COSee Vanderslice & Co.

v (crown) RSee Broadhead & Atkinor Harrison Bros. & Howson

VALARIUMSee John Round & Son

VALaR (in shield)See Theophilus Richards & Co.

VALPARAISOSee M. Clark & Co.

VALUE RECEIVED (folding knife)See W.T. Staniforth

VAN BERGHVAN BERGH SILVER PLATE CO.Rochester, N.Y.(890)Britannia metal and silver-platedgoodsRef. 1967

amElI

VAN WaRTVAN WaRT, SON & co.Birmingham(892)Sheffield plate and other plated goodsRef. 1892, 1949

258

VAN WaRT, SON & co.

VANABUSSee William T. Flather

VANDERSLICEW.K. VANDERSLICE & co.San Francisco, Calif.1859 - 1887Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

VARVILLVARVILL & SONSYork(892)CutleryRef. 1892

'E B OR"

VBCOSee Van Bergh Silver Plate Co.

VELOSSee W. Spencer & Co.

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VENDAXSee John Round & Son

VENETIA GOLD PLATESee N.C. Reading & Co.

VENIASee John Round & Son

VENTURESee Herbert Marriott Slater

VERNONSee Aeneas Shipman

VERNONJAMES VERNON & BROS .Wigton(1892)Ornamental goods for the tableRef. 1892, 1949

VERNON'SVERNON'S PATENT CHINA &GLASS CO., LTD.London(1892)Candlesticks, dishes and ornamentaltable goodsRef. 1892

VERNON, R. & SONSSee Alfred Beckettor William Jackson & Co .

259

YESSee W. Grady & Co .

VESUVIUSSee W.F. Armitageor Thomas Firth & Sonsor Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

VISee William Parker & Co.

VIBRONASee John Round & Son

VICTORVICTOR SILVER CO.Location unknown1890 - 1900Mark also used by Derby Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

VICTORIA SILVERSee Frederick Derryor Ontario Silver Co .

VICTORIA WORKSSee John James & Sonsor John Wain

VICTORY (wreath)See Henry Rossell & Co .

VIENA (cross)

See A.J. BlydeVIENER

W. & E. VIENER, Broomspring WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892, 1919

RESILCOVINE

See Jonathan Skelton

VINE WORKSSee WaIter J. Ramsbottom

VIRGILSee Frank Revitt

VIRGINIAN SILVERSee John Yates & Sons

VIVIANH.H. VIVIAN & CO., LTD.Birmingham(1892)Silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

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VIVID (running rabbit)See Thomas Radley Cadman

VOLUNTEERSee Edwin Blyde & Co.

VORSTERR. & H. VORSTERHagen, Germany(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

260

R. & H. VORSTER

VRAI FRANCE EXCELLENTSee Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownell

VULCANSee Thomas R. Ellin & Co.or Phosphor Bronze Co.

VWS&CO (in circle with tower)See Van Wort, Son & Co.

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W (in circle)See Watrous Mfg. Co.or William Wilson & Son

W (in star on web)

See E.G. Webster & Son

W (pennant)See Watson Co.

W (stag's head)

See Williams Bros. Mfg. Co.

W (in diamond) SILVER PLATESee Oneida, Ltd.

W&COSSee George Waterhouse

W&DL&SSee Wilson & Davis

W&D or W&D L&SSee Wilson & Davis

W&H (in cartouche or pennant)See Walker & Hall

W&SBSee W. & S. Blackinton Co.

W&WSee W.A. Colley, Ltd.

WASee William Adamsor John Ashforth

WADESee W. & S. Butcher

261

WADEWADE, WINGFIELD &ROWBOTHAMSheffieldea. 1833 - 1852Some marks also used by Thomas Turner and Wingfield, Rowbotham & Co.CutleryRef. 1974

WINCflELD.

ROW BOT HAM & CO.

WINGFIElD

& CO.WADE WINGFIELD

& ROWBOTHAM

WADE & BUTCHERSee w. & S. Butcher

WAGNERJ.F. WAGNER & CO.Birmingham(1892)

Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

WAINJOHN WAIN, Victoria WorksSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919

JOHN WAIN, Victoria Works

W. J. BELCHER & Co..

SHE F"FIELD.

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WALDO FOUNDRYBridgeport, Conn.ea. 1895 - 1905Gold-finished and aluminum flatwareRef. 1972

WALES, JOHN & CO.See Joseph Fenton & Sons

WALKDENJOHN WALKDEN & CO.Manchester(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

WALDORF SILVER CO.See Woodman-Cook Co.

WALDO

WALACHEIDWILHELM WALACHEID,Squirrel WorksSolingen, Germany(1892)Cutlery including swords, and toolsRef. 1892

262

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JAMES OGILVIE WAKEMLiverpool(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

V~RWILLlAM BECKETI'&CoCUTLER S SHEFFIELD

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WAINWRIGHTWAINWRIGHT & STANILANDHolycroft, Sheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlersRef. 1774

WALKER BROS.London(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

ORAMA

WALKER, KNOWLES & CO .Sheffield(1840)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

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WALLACER. WALLACECheshire, Conn.ea. 1833 - 1849Made unplated Britannia metal andnickel-silver spoons for platersRef. 1972

WALKER

WALKER

263

WALKER & HALL, Electro WorksSheffield1852 - 1961Cutlery, Sheffield Plate, nickel-silver,Britannia metal and electro-platedgoodsRef. 1892,1919, 1974,1980

H.~HALL.

SAMUEL WALKERSowden, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

T.W. & J. WALKERWolverhampton(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

SALAD

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WALKER

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WALLINGFORDWALLINGFORD CO.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1887 - 1955Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

WALLACEWALLACE & POMEROYWallingford, Conn.ea. 1849 - 1854Made unplated nickel-silver flatwarefor other firmsRef. 1972

WALLACEWALLACE, SIMPSON & CO.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1865 - 1871Made unplated nickel-silver flatwarefor other firmsRef. 1972

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ESSEX SILVER CO.QUADRUPLE PLATE

WALLINGFORD CO.

G.E. WALTON & CO., LTD.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

WALSH, LOVETT & CO.Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and brass goodsRef. 1892

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WALSHAMA. & R. WALSHAMWolverhampton(1892)Goods in various alloys, includingpatent coffee potRef. 1892

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WALLACER. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO.or WALLACE SILVERSMITHS(1956)Wallingford, Conn., and Montreal,Que. (1879)ea. 1871 - presentElectro-plated flatwareRef. 1967, 1972

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WALTONRICHARD WALTONSheffield(1787)Table knives, generalRef. 1787

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WAM SIL VERPLATESee Alvin Corp.

WARBURTON SAMUEL WARBURTONHolliscroft, Sheffield(1774) - (1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1774, 1787, 1797

WARBURTONWILLIAM WARBURTONSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

WLMWARD

FREDERICK WARDSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

265

FREDERICK WARD

WARDT.W. WARD, Albion WorksSavile SL, Sheffieldea. 1853 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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WARDWARD & PAYNESheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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WARD, THOMAS W. & CO.See Stacey Bros.

WARDLOWS. & C. WARDLOW,Portobello WorksSheffieldea. 1855 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

TERRIFIKWARDROBE

WARDROBE & SMITHSheffieldca. 1915 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WARMARSee Marples & Co.

WARNERPERCY WARNERSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WARNER

WARNERWARNER & CO., Continental WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

266

WARNER & CO., Continental Works

WARNERWARNER SILVER MFG. CO.Chicago, Ill.(1890) - ea. 1910Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

WARNERWARNER MFG. CO.Greenfield, Mass.ea. 1905 - 1909One of first manufacturers to put private brands on silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

WARNER SILVER CO.See Weidlich Bros. Mfg. Co.

WARRANTEDUsed in marks of Cocker Bros., Ltd.or Lockwood Bros., Ltd.or Thomas Smith & Co.

WARREN SILVER PLATE CO.See Wm. A Rogers, Ltd.

WARRINGTON, WALTERSee W.A. Colley

WASHINGTON WORKSSee George Wostenholm & Son

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WATCH HUMBLESee Hunter & Twigg

WATERGODFREY WATER & SONPond Lane, Sheffield(1787)Knives in white metal (Britanniametal)Ref. 1787,1980

WATERBURYWATERBURY MFG. CO.Waterbury, Conn.ea. 1900 - 1910Patented flatware patterns (ea. 1908)Ref. 1972

WATERFALLH. & R. WATERFALL & BARBER,Prometheus WorksSheffieldea. 1862 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919, 1974

THENIAGARA

WATERHOUSEGEORGE WATERHOUSE & co.Sheffield(1842)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

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WATERHOUSEI. & I. WATERHOUSE & CO.Sheffield(1833)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

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JEREMIAH WATERHOUSESheffield(1774)Table-knife makersRef. 1774

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WATERHOUSEWATERHOUSE & co.Birmingham(1807)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

WATERHOUSEWATERHOUSE & RYLANDBirmingham(1818)Made Sheffield Plate tea sets, cruets,etc .Ref. 1818

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WATSON, PASS & CO.Sheffield(1811)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

W. WATSONArundel St., Sheffield1812 - (1833)Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

J. WATSON & SON

WATSON, SAVILLE & CO.Sheffieldca. 1865 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WATSON

WATSON

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WATROUSWATROUS MANUFACTURING CO.Wallingford, Conn.ea. 1896 - 1898 WATSONSilver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

1. WATSON & SONSheffield(1830)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

268

WATSON

C. WATSONLondon1795 - ea. 1850Hardwareman, inventor of AlbataPlate (1844)Ref. London Directory, 1844

WATSON

WATERHOUSEWATERHOUSE, HATFIELD & CO.Sheffield(1836)Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

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WATTEAUSee William B. Durgin Co.

WATTSJOHN WATTSSheffieldea. 1855 - 1919CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

MANHATTANCUTLERY CO.

SHEFFIELD.

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WAVERL Y WORKSSee Dickson Bros. & Co .

WAY (head in profile)See John Bedford & Sons

WBSee Thomas Bolsover & Son

WB MFG CO (in shield)See Weidlich Bros. Mfg. Co.

WB&S (two bats)See William Batt & Son

WBBSee Weiss Bros.

WC (monogram)See Wilcox Silver Plate Co.

WCO (crown and two animals)See Wallingford Co .

WEWFWCWILLIAM ELY, WILLIAM FEARN& WILLIAM CHA WNERLondon1808 - 1814Silversmiths and spoon-makersRef. 1976

WE LIVE IN STIRRING TIMESSee Bonser & Son

WEAR WELL (three windmills)See Frank Mills & Co.

WEBSTERE.G. WEBSTER & SONBrooklyn, N.Y.ea. 1873 - 1923Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

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WEIDLICHWEIDLICH BROS. MFG. CO.Bridgeport, Conn.ea. 1901 - (1946)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

WILLIAM WEBSTERWhiteley Wood, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

WEE FOLKSSee Franklin Silver Plate Co.

WEDGE'S MILLSSee Gilpin Senior & Co.

WEBSTER

270

J.A. WEBSTER, Clydesdale WorksSheffieldca. 1862 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

JOSEPH WEBSTERSheffield(1787)Knives, brass-stampedRef. 1787

WILLIAM WEBSTER & SON,Sycamore WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods of iron and steelcombinedRef. 1892

E.G. WEBSTER & SON

.STER

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WEINMANWEINMAN co.Philadelphia, Penn.ea. 1900 - 1915Plated silverwareRef. 1978

BRAZIL SILVER

WEISSWEISS BROS .Birmingham(1892)Cutlery and toolsRef. 1892

WELCH SILVER or WELCH-ATKINS 1857See American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co .

WELD ONSee Charles Chambers & Co .

WELL DONE (target)See Francis Howard

WELL FINISHED (well)See James Henry Blyde

WELL IN (shirt front) OF ALLSee Robert Henry Marples

WELL MEADOWS WORKSSee Samuel Peace & Sons

271

WELLSWELLS, GALLIMORE & TAYLOR,LTD .Birmingham(1892)Bronze, Britannia metal and electroplated goodsRef. 1892

WER (telephone) INGSee T.H. Wilson & Co .

WESCOSee Clifton & Co., Ltd.

WESTERN WORKSSee Christopher Johnson & Co .or J. Marshall

WFTSee William Thomas Flather

WG (hammer)See William Gregory & Sonsor John Petty & Sons

WG (bust & eagle)See William Gale

WG (with crown in circle)See Gilpin Senior & Co.

WG&SSee William Gallimore & Sons

WH (in shield)See Walker & Hall

WH&SSee William Hutton & Sons

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GEORGE WHEELERBirmingham(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

WHEELER

WHEA TMAN & SMITH,

WHEELDON WORKSSee John Baker & Co.

WHEATONWHEA TON & HICKOXWorcester, Mass.(1855)Cutlery, Britannia metal and electroplateRef. 1984

WHITE

272

WHEATLEYWILLIAM THOMAS WHEATLEY,Eclipse WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery, knivesRef. 1892

WHEATLEYWHEATLEY BROS., Wheatsheaf orEclipse WorksSheffieldea. 1853 - (1919)Cutlery, knives and edge toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WHEAT SHEAF (sheaf of wheat)See Wheatley Bros.

WHEATMANWHEATMAN & SMITH,Russell WorksKelham Island, Sheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

WHITING

332

JOHNBLACKWELL

GREEN & Co

WHITING MFG. CO .Providence, R.I.(1866)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967

WIDE AWAKE (bird's head)See George Barnsley & Son

WHITLOCKJ.H. WHITLOCKTray, N.Y .(1853)Britannia metal turned ware, displayed at N.Y. ExhibitionRef. 1969

WHITELEYWILLIAM WHITELEYMiddlesex and Sheffieldea. 1850 - (1919)Cutlery, knives and toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WHITMANHENRY WHITMAN & SONArundel St., Sheffield(1880)CutleryRef. 1974

273

WHITELEYJOSEPH WHITELEYSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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THOMAS WHITEBirmingham(1892)Cutlery: knives, forks, nippers, sugarcutters, hooks, key rings; alsonickel-silver and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892

WHITE

WHITEHOUSEFREDERICK WHITEHOUSEBirmingham(1892)Spoons, forks, etc., electro-plated ona metal alloyRef. 1892, 1972

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WIEBUSCHWIEBUSCH & HILGER, LTD.Sheffieldea. 1878 - (1919)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

CHALL EN GE

B. J .EYRE &C 0SHEFFIELD

MONUMENTALWIGFALL

JOHN WIGFALL & CO.Sheffieldea. 1857 - 1870Mark later used by Joseph Elliott &SonsCutleryRef. 1892, 1974

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wn.coxH.C. WILCaX (BRITANNIA) eo.Meriden, Conn.1840 - (1852)Succeeded by Meriden Britannia (1852)Marketed Britannia metal goods madeby various small Connecticut manufacturers through itinerant peddlersRef. 1978

274

WILCOX

WILD

WILD

wn.cox SILVER PLATE CO.Meriden, Conn.ea. 1840 - 1898Succeeded by International Silver Co.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

CEM SILVER CO.

HIRAM WILDSheffieldea. 1858 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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MUTUALJAMES WILDSheffield(1797)Table-knife makersRef. 1797

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HENRY WILKINSON & CO.

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WILKINSONWALTER WILKINSON & SON,Australian WorksSheffieldea. 1885 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892. 1919, 1974

WILKINSONT. WILKINSON & SONSBirmingham(1892)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1892

275

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JOHN THOMAS WILDESheffieldca. 1855 - (1919)Cutlery and toolsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILKINSONHENRY WILKINSON & CO.Norfolk St., Sheffield, and London1828 - 1891Silversmiths; Sheffield Plate, Britannia metal and electro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1967, 1972, 1980

GEORGE WILKIN, Palmerston WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892

RENWICK&Co.

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WILDERNESS WORKSSee Robert Pringle & Sons

WILKIN

WILDE

WALTER WILKINSON & SON,

WILKINSONWILLIAM WILKINSON & SONGrimesthorpe, Sheffield(1892)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892

WILKINSONW. WILKINSON & SONRockingham St., Sheffieldea. 1760 - 1900Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1974

oT. M. T. W.

WILKINSONWILKINSON SWORD CO., LTD.Arundel Lane, Sheffield(1892) - presentCutlery, nickel-silver and electroplated goodsRef. 1892, 1919, 1972

276

WILKINSONWILKINSON & TWIGGAttercliff, Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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WILKS BROS. & CO.Sheffieldea. 1859 - (1919)CutleryRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILLIAMSWILLIAMS, ARNOLD & COLLEYLTD., Spanish WorksSheffield(1892)CutleryRef. 1892

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JOSEPH WILMOREBirmingham(1807)Plater and silversmithRef. 1967

ALBERT WILSON & SONSheffieldea. 1873 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892,1919,1974

WILMORT MFG. CO.Chicago, Ill.ea. 1905 - (1920)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

BILBOA

WILLSTERSee William Webster

WILMORE

WILSON

WILSON

WILMORT

277

ACME

WILLIAMSONHENR Y WILLIAMSONLondon(1892)Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

WILLIAMSONSAMUEL WILLIAMSON & SONSHollis Croft, Sheffieldea. 1860-(1919)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

Lion ~ Brand

WILLIAMSWILLIAMS BROS. MFG. CO.Naubue, Conn.ca. 1887 - 1950Silver-plated goodsRef. 1967, 1972

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TELEPHONEWILLIAM WILSON & SONPhiladelphia, Penn.ca. 1900 - (1920)Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

WILSON & DAVISSheffield and London(1892)Britannia metal, nickel-silver andelectro-plated goodsRef. 1892, 1972

T.H. WILSON & CO.Sheffieldea. 1860 - (1919)Cutlery and flatware in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WILSON

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278

JOSEPH WILSONSheffield(1787)Knives in white metal (Britanniametal)Ref. 1787

SAMUEL WILSONEyre St., Sheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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IDEAROBERT WILSONSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

JOHN WILSONSheffield(1892) - (1919)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

RAPANWILSON

WILSON

WILSON

WILSON

WILSON & DA VIS

WILSONWILSON, HAWKESWORTH, ELLISON & CO., Carlisle WorksArundel Lane, Sheffieldea. 1857 - 1864Marks later used by Kayser, Ellison &Co.Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1974

WILSONCHRIST, WILSONLondon(1820)Silver goodsRef. 1984

WILTON, THOMASSee John Newton & Co.

WINDELEEDMUND WINDELESheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1787,1797

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WINDELEEDWARD WINDELESheffield(1774)Table-knife cutlerRef. 1774

WINDSOR TABLE SPOONS

See American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.

WINGAARD, CARL J & CO. 1854See Robert Graeme

WINGFIELDWINGFIELD, ROWBOTHAM & CO.Sheffield1852 - 1928Cutlery and pewter goodsRef. 1892, 1980

WINNIPEGWINNIPEG SILVER PLATE CO.Winnipeg, Man.N.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

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WINTERROBERT WINTERSheffieldea. 1875 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

2216WITH POST HASTE (envelope)

See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

WITHERSBENJAMIN WITHERS & CO.Sheffield(1774) - 1793Factors and cutlers of Britannia metaland brass-handled knivesRef. 1774, 1787, 1980

ESPANGEWITHIN REACH OF ALL

See Birts & Son

WITNESS (eye) 1000See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

WITZIUSSee Ebenezer Parker

WITTEFRANC IS T. WITTE HARDWARECO.Sheffield and New York City1856 - (1892)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1984

H. & J.W. KING1856

WIZARDSee Ford & Medley

WKSee William Kesteven

WL (in circle)See W.M. Lee & Son

WL&CO ECONOMIC EXCHANGESee Brookes & Crookes

WLMSee William Warburton

280

WMCOSee Watrous Manufacturing Co.

WMS (floral design)See William Marples & Son

WOLF (crown)See Joseph Elliott & Sons

WOODFRANCIS WOOD & CO.Sheffieldea. 1854 - 1925Cutlery in generalRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WOODFRANK WOODArundel St., Sheffieldea. 1885 - (1919)Cutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WOODGEORGE WOODSheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

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EPICWOODFORD IRON WORKS

See Morewood & Co., Ltd .

WOODHEADGEORGE WOODHEAD & SONHoward St., Sheffieldca. 1845 - 1869Mark later used by Thomas Ellin & Co.CutleryRef. 1974

WOODHOUSEJOSEPH WOODHOUSESheffield(1787) - (1797)Table knives, generalRef. 1787, 1797

WOODMANWOODMAN-COOK CO.Portland, Maine1893 - 1914Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972, 1978

WALDORF SILVER CO.

WOODWARDW. WOODWARDBirmingham(1814)Close platerRef. 1967

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W. WOODWARD

WOOLEYJAMES WOOLEY, SONS & CO .Manchester(1892)

Goods in various metal alloysRef. 1892

BOVAL

WOOLHOUSEMICHAEL WOOLHOUSESheffield( 1787)KnivesRef. 1787

TREEWORLD BRAND 1837 (globe)

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WORLD G (in triangle)See James Sims

WORTHB. WORTH & SONSheffieldea. 1874 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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WILLIAM, JOHN & ROBERTWRIGHTSheffield(1787) - (1797)Table-knives in generalRef. 1787, 1797

WRAGG

WR (with cross & symbol)See William A. Rogers Co., Ltd.

WP (in crown). See William Page & Co.

WR&S (anchor)See William Rogers Mfg. Co.

WP (door handles) ALLSee Samuel Hibbert & Sonor William Parkin & Sons

WP (anvil)

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WOSTENHOLMJOSEPH WOSTENHOLM & SONS,Perseverance WorksSheffield(1892)Cutlery in generalRef. 1892

WOSTENHOLMGEORGE WOSTENHOLM & SON,Rockingham Worksor (after 1847) Washington WorksSheffieldea. 1694 - presentCutlery and goods in other metalsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

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WRIGHTWRIGHT, BINDLEY & GELLSheffieldea. 1880 - (1919)Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892, 1919, 1974

WS&SSee Suckling, Ltd.

WSPCOLD (star)See Winnipeg Silver Plate Co.

WU (cross & heart)See George Milner

WW (cross)See Joseph Fenton & Sons

WW (crossed axes)See Robert Pringle & Co .

WW (with shield)See Walter Wilkinson & Son

WW WALTER WARRINGTONSee W.A. Colleyor Slater Bros .

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WWG (drummer)See Burgon & Ballor William Wilkinson & Son

WWHS or WWH&COSee W.W. Harrison & Co .

WYNNEDW ARD WYNN & SONSRockingham St., Sheffield(1892)Mark later used by Rawson Bros.Cutlery of all kindsRef. 1892

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X-TREHOMOSee Howell & Co., Ltd.

XCD WADE & BUTCHERSee W. & S. Buthcher

X lE SASee Samuel Ashforth

XIV

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XL ALLSee Parkin & Marshall

XPRESS (press)See Henry Hobson & Sons

XXSee John Copley & Sons

XXXX (with S in square)See E.H.H. Smith Silver Co.

XYSee Boswell, Hatfield & Co.

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JOHN YATES & SONSBirminghamea. 1850 - (892)Manufacturers of Britannia metal,nickel-silver and electro-plated goods.Registered "Crown Metal" ea.1850, a variant of Britannia metalRef. 1892, 1972

VIRGINIAN SILVER

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JAMES YATESBirminghamea. 1841Mandall Silverware, spoonsRef. 1892

JOHN YATESBirminghamea. 1818Tutania spoon-makerRef. 1818

YALE & CURTISNew York, N.Y.ea. 1880Succeeded by Curtis & RowleySilver-plated goodsRef. 1972

MANDAL SILVER

Y (cross & crown)See Benjamin Broomheador Joseph Broomheador Marsh Bros. & Co .

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YARRA- YARRA ROBT TREBORSee Robert Sorby & Sons

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YATESTHOMAS YATESBirminghamea. 1818Spoon-mould makerRef. 1818

YATESYATES & WOODSheffield(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

YE CATS (cat)See Flockton, Tompkin & Co.

YORKSAMUEL YORK & CO.Wolverhampton(1892)Cutlery, edge tools and goods invarious metal alloysRef. 1892

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SAMUEL YORK & CO.

YORKSHIRE WORKSSee Askham Bros. & Wilson, Ltd.

YOULEROBERT YOULESheffield(1787)KnivesRef. 1787

ALO *YOUNGE

S. & C. YOUNGE & CO.Sheffieldea. 1813Platers and silversmithsRef. 1967

S.C.YOUNGE •BeCC? ~

YOUNGEYOUNGE, GREA YES & HOYLANDSheffieldea. 1790Silver-plated metal, spoons, trays,candlesticks, etc.Ref. 1984

YOUREXSee Associated Silver Co.or George E. Herring

YTHELSee Samuel Parker

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YUKON SILVERSee Cattaraugus Cutlery Co.or Raymond Manufacturing Co.

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Z (crescent moon)See Matthias Spencer & Sons

Z (cross & hook)See Samuel Marples

Z (dagger)See George Staniforth

ZfSee Henry Mills

Z6See Joseph Lingard

ZAPALSee Cowper, Bickerton, Cowper-Coles

ZASSENHAUSROBERT ZASSENHAUSSchwelm, Germany(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

ZB (anchor & animal head)See Z. Bostwick

ZC CLARBOURSee Hoyland, Clarbour & Barnard

ZEITZZEITZ & CO.Sheffield(1892)Cutlery and edge toolsRef. 1892

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ZEITZ & CO.

ZENITHSee Gustav Knecht

ZEPHYRSee Samuel Hancock & Sons

ZIMMERMANA. & J. ZIMMERMANBirminghamN.d.Silver-plated goodsRef. 1972

ZULU (spear)See Henry Hobson & Son

ZZSee Zeitz & Co.

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Roman numerals are listed under the Letters and Names Index. Some trademarks were positioned sideways so that it is difficult to tell whether a number is a 6 or a 9. Generally, symbols were on top and numbers on the bottomof marks and that assumption is used here.

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2 (TR & anchor) Johathan Howard ..Joseph Ash & Son "'"6 (trefoil)

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6 (trefoil & cross) ..3 (Crown Guild) Thomas Marsh

"'"Rockford Silver Plate Co.

6 (Z) WIll3 (G) Joseph Lingard

"'"George WoodWIll7 (arrow & H)

3 (N) Henry Hall "'"Joseph Nut ..7 (F & GH)

3 (cross & S) G. Harrison 'fillSarah Nichols 'fill

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8 (cross & diamond) 'fill3 (WS) Cocker Bros., Ltd.

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8 (rooster) wI4 (8 & G) Rawson Bros.

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"'"9 (cross & Prince of Wales feathers)4 (B & ANY) Joseph Belden wtI

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12Rogers & Hamilton

12 (MCCO)Meriden Cutlery Co.

14Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

20 (JAN.)Abraham Nichols

24 (Z)

John Baxter

52 (Prince of Wales feathers)Riley Carr

64 (C)Thomas Oxley

64 (T)James Townsend

67Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

70 (lH)John Hawley

210 (NEARSILVER)Oneida, Ltd.

297James Rotherham

332William Whiteley

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532John Newbould & Co.or John Thomas Wilde

800Thomas Mayor

909Robinson & Oates

925/1000General quality mark for sterling silver

1000 (eye & WITNESS)Needham, Veall & Tyzack

1375Thomas Parker

1376 (crossed scythes)Thomas Garfitt & Son

1539(Bury)James & Samuel Mosely

1576Tudor, Moore & Co.

171O(P)W.K. & C. Peace

1763Gregory & Bramallor Hobson, Houghton & Co., Ltd.

1776 (Independence)Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

1815 (Lancet to CuOBenjamin Richardson

1834Robert Graeme

1835R. Wallace

1837 (lighthouse)John Baker & Son

1840W.H. Glenny, Sons & Co.

1847Meriden Britannia Co.

1849Elgin-American Mfg. Co.

1850Bristol Brass & Clock Co.

1854Robert Graemeor Francis Wood & Co.

1855Meriden Cutlery Co.

1857American Silver Co.or Bristol Brass & Clock Co.

1862Joseph Rodgers & Sons

1865William Rogers Mfg. Co.

1869Aurora Silver Plate Co.

1875Rockford Silver Plate Co.

1877 (N.F.Co.)William Rogers, Ltd.or Oneida, Ltd.

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1880Pairpoint Mfg. Co.

1881Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

1883 (crown)F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

1897Joseph Mayer, Inc.

1891Roden Bros.

2059 (AD)Austin & Dodson, Ltd.

2216Robert Winter

2865W.H. Brittainor William Hall

3087George H. Taylor & Brother

3415Joseph AlIen & Sons

3436Joseph Rodgers & Co.

3709Atkinson Bros.or E. Parker & Sons

3780Charles Furness

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Interpretation of pictorials and symbols is subjective; there is no universalidentification system. There may be two or more words appropriate to describe a given symbol, for example, asterisk, star or sunburst. If more thanone identifiable symbol is apparent on a trademark such as an anchor insidea star, check under both anchor and star.

ACORNSee Simeon L. & George H. Rogersor Henry Taylor

ACORN (in circle with FWR&CO)See F.W. Reynolds & Co.

ACORN (with tree in shield)See Colonial Silver Co.

AIRPLANESee William Jessop & Sons

AMPERSANDS (two, with pipe & fleur-de-lys)See William & John Birks

ANCHORSee Alldays & Onionsor William & Samuel Butcheror Eagle Sterling Co.or Gorham Corp.or Homan Mfg. Co.or Robert Renton

ANCHOR (in circle)See Derby Silver Co.

ANCHOR (in shield)See Fessenger & Co.or Gorham Corp.

ANCHOR (in shield with crown)See Army & Navy Cooperative Society

ANCHOR (with animal head & Z over B)See Z. Bostwick

ANCHOR (with balance)See Anchor Silver Plate Co.

ANCHOR (with crown & DSCO)See Derby Silver Co.

ANCHOR (with F. Co. in diamonds)See Fessenger & Co.

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ANCHOR (with GSL)See Lee & Wigfull

ANCHOR (with HOPE SILVER CO.)See G.W. Parks Co.

ANCHOR (with SP)See Anchor Silver Plate Co.

ANCHOR (with ROGERS)See William Rogers Mfg. Co.

ANCHOR (with TB2)See Joseph Ash & Son

ANCHOR (with W. GOODLAD)See William & Samuel Butcher

ANCHORS (two, crossed)See Isaac Silverston & Co.

ANCHORS (three in triangle)See Wells, Gallimore & Taylor, Ltd.

ANGELSee W. Hawcroft & Son

ANGEL (with ANGEL)See Thomas Linley & Sons

ANGEL (with scythe)See John Dyson

ANGEL (with trumpet)See Thomas Linley & Sons

ANGEL (with trumpet & scroll)See W. Hawcroft & Son

ANIMAL: head of animalSee J. Cracknell

ANIMAL: head in circleSee Browett, Ashberry & Co.

ANIMAL: antelopeSee George Reid & Co.

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ANIMAL: bearSee Atkinson Bros.or Berndorf Metal Works

ANIMAL: bear in a squareSee Berndorf Metal Works

ANIMAL: bear with V&COSee W.K. Vanderslice & Co .

ANIMAL: beaverSee J. & J. Maxfield & Son

ANIMAL: beaver on shieldSee John Sherwood & Sons

ANIMAL: beavers (two)See Marsh Bros. & Co .

ANIMAL: bee in circle with NSee John Nicholson

ANIMAL: bee in a diamondSee E. & 1. Bass

ANIMAL: bee in horseshoeSee Bristol Mfg. Co.

ANIMAL: bee on cloverleafSee Benedict Mfg. Co.

ANIMAL: boar's headSee 1. & J. Beal

ANIMAL: buck's head in circleSee Buck Silver Co.

ANIMAL: bullSee Michael Hunter & Sonor Marsh Bros. & Co.or Needham, Veall & Tyzack

ANIMAL: butterflySee John Morton & Co .

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ANIMAL: camelSee Charles Cammell & Co .

ANIMAL: catSee Flockton, Tomkin & Co .

ANIMAL: cheetah (with CHEETAH)See English & Foreign Steel Co.

ANIMAL: cricketSee Lewis Barnasconeor Charles Joseph King

ANIMAL: deerSee Askham Bros. & Wilsonor Hartford Silver Plate Co .or George Reid & Co.

ANIMAL: deer's head in circleSee Buck Silver Co.

ANIMAL: dogSee J. & Riley Carror Marsden Bros.or Robert Sorby & Sons

ANIMAL: dog, circle, & Prince of Wales feathersSee Barbour Silver Co .

ANIMAL: dog with SYKESSee Birks, Withers & Sykes

ANIMAL: dog' s headSee C.E. Baker Mfg. Co .or James Cas son & Sons

ANIMAL: dog's head & horseshoeSee Herman Schuroff & Co.

ANIMAL: donkeySee Wilks Bros. & Co.

ANIMAL: elephantSee W. Tyzack, Sons & Turner

ANIMAL: elephant's headSee William Meyerstein & Co.

ANIMAL: four-headedSee William Tricket, Junioror Tudor, Moore & Co.

ANIMAL: foxSee J.M. Abrams & Co.or Marsden Bros.or George Wostenholm & Sons

ANIMAL: fox's headSee J.M. Abrams & Co.

ANIMAL: frogSee William Bookhahneor John Newton & Co.or John Watts

ANIMAL: giraffeSee Lexzau & Scharbau

ANIMAL: grasshopperSee Lewis Barnascone

ANIMAL: griffinSee Arthur Balfour & Co.or Griffin Cutlery Worksor Arthur Lee & Sonsor John Perigo

ANIMAL: griffin on shieldSee Pay ton & Co.

ANIMAL: griffin on a globeSee Arthur Balfour & Co.

ANIMAL: griffin's headSee Waldo Foundry

ANIMAL: griffins (two)See Robert Hartkopfor Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

ANIMAL: head with ribbonSee Charlton Bros.

ANIMAL: hoof with EN AVANTSee Camm, Bagshaw & Co.

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ANIMAL: horseSee J. & J. Beal

ANIMAL: horse in circleSee Derby Silver Co.or Victor Silver Co.

ANIMAL: horse with two headsSee Oscar Moenich & Co.

ANIMAL: horse's headSee Hale Bros.

ANIMAL: horse's head with lion & W&SBSee W. & S. Blackinton

ANIMAL: horse with wingsSee Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

ANIMAL: horse with wings & armSee Barbour Silver Co.

ANIMAL: horse with riderSee Joseph Allen & Sonsor S.S. Brittain & Co.or Gunston, Sons & Co.or Samuel Hancock & Sonsor H. Samuel & Son

ANIMAL: horses (two, back to back)See W.H. Armitage

ANIMAL: kangarooSee Robert Sorby & Son

ANIMAL: lamb's fleeceSee Henry Brooks & Co.or Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

ANIMAL: leopard, rampant with pennantsSee Armstrong, Stevens & Son

ANIMAL: lionSee Burys & Co.or Charles Howard Collinsor Cooper & Goodman

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ANIMAL: lion couchantSee Burys & Co.

ANIMAL: lion above a shield with BMCOSee Benedict Mfg. Co .

ANIMAL: lion's head in circleSee Browett, Ashberry Co .

ANIMAL: lion in circleSee John Bedford & Co .or Lyons Silver Co.

ANIMAL: lion rampantSee Sykes & Co .

ANIMAL: lion rampant in circleSee Charles Howard Collins

ANIMAL: lion rampant with crown & Princeof Wales feathers

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ANIMAL: lion, shield & GILBERTSee George W. Schiebler & Co .

ANIMAL: lion, shield & VIZCAYASee Reuss & Co .

ANIMAL: lion (with anchor & RB)See Meriden Britannia Co.

ANIMAL: lion with crownSee Benedict Mfg. Co.

ANIMAL: lion with crown & bustSee E. & J. Bass

ANIMAL: lion with crown & handSee Homan Mfg. Co .

ANIMAL: lion with HH W&SBSee W. & S. Blackinton

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ANIMAL: lion with human figureSee Wilhelm H. Schwicker

ANIMAL: lion with globeSee McDonald & Co .

ANIMAL: lion with NBICSee South Sea House

ANIMAL: lion with two headsSee Oscar Moenich & Co.

ANIMAL: lion with sword & sunSee Adolphe Orosdi

ANIMAL: lions (two, rampant)See Koerber & Co.or Meriden Britannia Co.

ANIMAL: lizard with wingsSee Arthur Lee & Sons

ANIMAL: llamaSee Alexander Doughty & Co.or John & Joshua Drysdaleor Henry Ecroyd

ANIMAL: llama's headSee Michael Hunter & Co .or Needham, Veall & Tyzack

ANIMAL: lynx's headSee Charles Garlick & Sons

ANIMAL: mouseSee Brooks & Cooper

ANIMAL: mythical (two-headed)See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

ANIMAL: pigSee Robert Hallamor John Petty & Sons

ANIMAL: pig with two headsSee 1. & J. Beal

ANIMAL: rabbitSee Thomas Radley Cadman

ANIMAL: rabbit with LIEVRESee Samuel Hancock & Sons

ANIMAL: ram's headSee Alfred Beckett & Sonsor William Jackson & Co.

ANIMAL: ram's head with two arrowsSee C.T. Skelton & Co.

ANIMAL: scorpionSee Thomas Turton & Sons

ANIMAL: snailSee Thomas Smith & Son

ANIMAL: snakeSee Frederick Barnes & Co.or Hills, Menke & Co.or S. & J. Kitchin

ANIMAL: squirrel in circleSee Thomas White

ANIMAL: squirrel in ovalSee William Walacheid

ANIMAL: squirrel in squareSee Wallingford Co.

ANIMAL: stagSee Alldays & Onionsor Askham Bros. & Wilsonor E.W. Hodgson & Co.or Frederick Smith

ANIMAL: stag's headSee Harrison Bros. & Howsonor William Webster & Son

ANIMAL: stag's head & WWilliams Bros. Mfg. Co.

ANIMAL: stag or mooseSee Theodor W. Peterson & Co.

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ANIMAL: tigerSee Cooper & Goodman

ANIMAL: tiger with arrowSee Deakin, Reuss & Co.

ANIMAL: turtleSee William Atkins & Co.

ANIMALS: twoSee Hills, Menke & Co.or Marsh Bros. & Co.

ANIMALS: two with crownSee Hartford Sterling Co.

ANVIL (with WP)See Ward & Payne

ARCHSee G.D. Peters & Co.

ARCHER'S BOWSee James Chesterman & Co.

ARCHER'S BULLS EYESee Francis Howard

ARMSee Frederick Barnes & Co.

ARM (with cross)See Schmidt & Homer

ARM (with hammer)See Alfred Beckett & Sonor Wheatman & Smith

ARM (with pennant)See Phillip Ashberry & Sons

ARM (with sword)See John Henry Andrew & Co.

ARM (with winged horse)See Barbour Silver Co.

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ARROW (through a crown)See Francis T. Witte Hardware Co .

ARROW (with cross & B)See William & Samuel Butcher

ARROW (with diamond)See Alfred Field & Co.or Edward Gem & Co .

ARROW (with heart & q)See Luke Oates & Co .or Matthew Oates

ARROW (with H7)See Henry Hall

ARROW (with IS)See Robert Hotham & Co .

ARROW (with L)See Josephus Parkin (& Son)

ARROW (with LOV -NER)See Thomas Barnes & Son

ARROW (with MATCHLESS B)See Alfred Beckett & Son

ARROW (with pipe)See George Johnson & Co .

ARROW (with Roger & Son)See Rogers & Spurr Mfg. Co.

ARROW (with tiger)See Deakin, Reuss & Co.

ARROWS (two, crossed)See Burys & Co.or A. C. Leaor William Whiteley

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ARROWS (two crossed with SF)See lames Deakin & Sons, Ltd.or Shaw & Fisher

ARROWS (two, crossed with axe & M)See John Thomas Wilde

ARROWS (two, with chain)See Williams, Arnold & Colley

ARROWS (two, with lCB)See lames Clews

ARROWS (three, crossed)See William Hutton & Sonsor William Whiteley

ARROWS (four, crossed)See Crestwick & Co.or F. R. Martine

ARROWS (eight, crossed)See Broadhead & Atkinor Creswick & Co.or William Hutton & Sons

ARROW POINT (with lH)See 1ames Howarth

ARROW POINTS (two)See Singleton & Priestman

ARROW POINTS (with crossed arrows)See Broadhead & Atkin

ASTERISKSee Joseph Rodgers & Sons

ASTERISK (with cross)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

ASTERISK (with cross & R)See John Howard

ASTERISK (with crown & I.S.H.)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

ASTERISK (with DS)See James Dixon & Sons

ASTERISK (heart)See John Burley

ASTERISK (with RD)See Francis Newton & Sons

ASTERISK (with RH)See Hadfield's Steel Foundry

ASTERISK (within semi-circle)See Alfred Beckettor John Peace & Co.

ASTERISKS (three with IB)See Thomas Bolsover & Sons

ASTERISKS (seven)See Joseph AlIen & Sonsor George Johnson & Co.

AXESee William B. Kerr

AXE HEAD (containing a hammer)See Aird & Anderson

AXE (crossed with saw)See William Gregory & Sons

AXES (two, crossed)See Gilpin Senior & Co.

BAGSee Harrison, Fisher & Co.

BAGPIPESSee Bird & Co.

BAGPIPES (with McC)See Hugh McCubbin & Co.

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BALANCESee G. Ashforth & Coor Meriden Brittania Co.or Middletown Plate Co.or William Mortonor Rockford Silver Plate Co.

BALANCE (with anchor)See Anchor Silver Plate Co.

BALLOONSee Richard Gambleor William Jessop & Sonsor Walker Bros.

BALLS (two, suspended)See John Shaw & Sons

BANNER (with EXCELSIOR)See Brooker, Dore & Co.

BANNER (with owl)See Charlton Bros.

BARRELSee John Petty & Sons

BAT (for cricket)See William Batt & Sons

BATS (two, crossed)See William Batt & Sonsor Fenton Bros.or John Wragg

BATS (two, crossed, with GG)See Robert Graeme

BATS (two, crossed, with WB&S)See William Batt & Sons

BATTLEMENT (with IRRESISTIBLE)See John Bedford & Sons

BEACONSee Harrison Bros. & Howsonor William Thomas Wheatley

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BELLSee American Silver Co.or a.E. Bell Co.or Brookes & Crookesor Cincinnati Silver Co .or David Starer & Sons

BELL (in oval)See Smith Sissons & Co.

BELL (in oval, in square)See William & George Sissons

BICYCLESee Saynor, Cooke & Ridal

BIRDSee Aluminium Co., Ltd.or 1. Molu Bell & Co.

BIRD (with hand & T)See Towle Mfg. Co .

BIRD (in circle with FUSI YAMA)See John Batt & Co.

BIRD: cockSee Rawson Bros .

BIRD: doveSee W.K. & C. Peace

BIRD: eagleSee John Baker & Co.or Ball, Starr & Frostor Eagle Edge Tool Co.or Hukin & Heathor Meriden Brittania Co.or W.K. & C. Peaceor Theodor Schneideror Waterhouse, Hatfield & Co.

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BIRD: eagle on a globeSee Arthur Balfour & Co .

BIRD: eagle in circle with bust & WG)See William Gale

BIRD: eagle in a shieldSee Levi & Salamanor Potosi Co .

BIRD: eagle with MB&Co.See Manning Bros.

BIRD: eagle with TSSee Theodor Schneider

BIRD: eagle in a starSee Eagle Edge Tool Co .

BIRD: eagle with snakeSee Hermann Schuroff & Co .

BIRD: eagle with starSee Ellis Newton

BIRD: eagle with wreathSee Bennett-Merwin Silver Co.

BIRD: eagle with EETCSee Eagle Edge Tool Co.

BIRD: eagle's head in circleSee Forbes Silver Co.or Meriden Britannia Co.

BIRD: ostrich with PAMPASee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

BIRD: owlSee Howard Cutlery Co.or Walsh, Lovett & Co.

BIRD: owl with bannerSee Charlton Bros.

BIRD: owl with RHRHSee R. Hodd & Son

BIRD: owl with TESee A.F. Towle & Sons Co.

BIRD: peacockSee Cocker Bros.

BIRD: phoenixSee John Baker & Co.or Frederick Derryor H.G. Long & Co.

BIRD: rooster with SSee Rawson Bros.

BIRD: swanSee S.S. Brittain & Co.or T. Childor Alfred Field & Co.or Vernon's Patent Chinaor T. Wilkinson & Sons

BIRD: swan with TRYSee Francis Newton & Sons

BIRD: swan's headSee Alfred Field & Co.

BIRD: in handSee G.H ..Taylor & Bros.or T.W. Ward

BIRD: on a globeSee Seebohm & Dieckstahl

BIRD: with EARLY BIRDSee Harrison Bros. & Howsonor Charles Ibbotson & Co.

BIRD: with HORRABIN'SSee W. & S. Horrabin

BIRD: with KINGFISHERSee Harry Fisher

BIRD: with MARTINSee Martin, Hall & Co., Ltd.

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BIRD: with RASee Richard Atkinson

BIRD: with SPEEDSee Slack, Sellars & Co.

BIRD: with TERU TERUSee Thomas Drysdale & Co.

BIRDS: two, with shieldSee Loers & Hueckor Meriden Cutlery Co.

BIRDS: fourSee Gyza Kleinjung

BIRD'S CAGESee Frederick Charles Asman

BIRD'S FOOT: with MOW BRAYSee John Nicholson & Sons

BIRD'S HEAD: with WIDE AWAKESee George Barnsley & Son

BIRD'S NESTSee Robert Sorby & Sonsor Southern & Richardson

BISHOP'S MITRESee George Bishop & Sons

BISHOP'S MITRE (with EBOR)See Varvill & Sons

BOATSSee Cowie Bros. & Co.or Stacey Bros.

BOOK (with monogram)See Mary Newton & Sons

BOOTHSee George Henry Hulley

BOTTLE (with TT)See J. Lee & J. Armstrong

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BOW OF RIBBON (with AMS)See Silber & Fleming

BOW OF RIBBON (with BLUE RIBBON ARMY)See Arthur Culf

BOXSee William Marples & Sonsor Oneida, Ltd.

BRAID (with NR)See Platnauer Bros.

BRANCHES (crossed with PAX)See Sanderson Bros. & Co.

BREAD LOAF (with STAFF OF LIFE)See Frederick William Dover

BROOMSee Thomas Henry Blakeor Castle & Turton

BUILDINGSee McEntree, Earnshaw & Co.

BUSTSee Adolphe Arbenzor Gait & Bros.or R. Hodd & Sonor Longley & Hawksworthor George Platts & Son

BUST (of judge with FOR YOURSELF)See Joseph Mills

BUST (Indian head)See J.W. Johnsonor Oneida, Ltd.

BUST (in circle)See Gait & Bros., Inc.

BUST (in oval with eagle's head & WG)See William Gale

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BUST (two headed with SIL VA)See John Henry Potter

BUST (with ATHENA)See Waiter A. Lyndon

BUST (with BURMESE)See Suckling, Ltd

BUST (with KS Co.)See Knickerbocker Silver Co.

BUST (with NELSON)See Joseph Ash & Son

BUST (with owl & RHRH)See R. Hodd & Son

BUST (with three stars)See V. & R. Blakemore

BUST (with WAY)See John Bedford & Sons

BUTTERFLYSee John Mortonor John Moreton & Co.

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CAMPFIRE (with Indians & ENDURE)SeeJ. & J. Beal

CAN OPENERSee William Oates

CANDLESTICKSee J. Davis

CANDLESTICK (in a circle)See Ellis & Co.

CANDLESTICK (with BRILHO)See Atkinson Bros.

CANE (with ribbon)See Bramwell & Co.

CANNON (with DEFIANCE)See Abram Brooksbank & Co.or George Wilkin

CAP (with whip)See Matthias Spencer & Son

CAPITAL (architectural)See Slack, Sellars & Co.

CARRYING CASESee Harrison, Fisher & Co.

CARTSee Charles Hill

CASTLESee Thomas Makin & Sonor Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.or Watson, Saville & Co.

CASTLE (in circle)See Van Wort, Son & Co.

CAR (with MOTOR)See R.W. Carr & Co.

CENTAURSee Carl Maigatter

CHAINSee William Brokhahneor S. & T. Howard

CHAIN (with SECURE)See John Shaw & Sons

CHAIN (with two arrows)See Thomas Firth & Sonsor Williams, Arnold & Colley

CHAIN (geared)See Perin, Pan hard & Co.

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CHALICE (with AH)See Moss & Gambles

CHIMNEYSee J.J. Saville & Co.

CHURCHSee 1. & J. Beal

CIRCLE (containing bear)See Berndorf Metal Works

CIRCLE (containing bee & N)See John Nicholson

CIRCLE (containing flower)See Frederick Newton & Co.

CIRCLE (containing R)See Redfield & Rice

CIRCLE (crowned)See David Anderson

CIRCLE (with a dog)See Barbour Silver Co.

CIRCLE (with OLD)See Alldays & Onions

CIRCLE (with W)See William Oatesor R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co.or William Wilson & Son

CLEAVERSee Thomas Ellin & Co.or Lewis, Rowland & Sonsor Richard Walton

CLOCK (with USE YOUR TIME WELL)See Weiss Bros.

CLOVER LEAFSee also TREFOIL

CLOVER LEAF (with bee)See Benedict Mfg. Co.

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COFFEE POTSee Bonser & Son

COMB (with COMBINATION)See Mulberry Cutlery Co.

CONESee George Knowles

CRESCENTSee Matthias Spencer & Sons

CRESCENT (with C in circle)See P.A. Coon Silver Mfg. Co.

CRESCENT (with cross & 2)See James Wild

CRESCENT (with diamond & WZ)See W. Spencer & Co .

CRESCENT (with sword)See Alvin Corp.

CRESCENT MOONSee Matthias Spencer & Son

CRESCENT MOON (with star)See Manhattan Silver Plate Co.

CRESCENT MOON (with stars in circle)See Acme Silver Co.

CRESCENT MOON (with sun & BALMAIN)See Ihlee & Home

CRESCENTS (three intertwined)See Camm, Bagshaw & Co.

CROSS (on diamond)See Hargreaves, Smith & Co.

CROSS (with ABBA or PAPA)See Jacob & Samuel Roberts

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CROSS (with asterisk)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

CROSS (with asterisk & R)See John Howard

CROSS (with arrow & B)See William & Samuel Butcher

CROSS (with CC)See Joseph Elliott & Son

CROSS (with CG)See George Hallam

CROSS (with Cl)See Robert Bancroft

CROSS (with crescent & 2)See James Wild

CROSS (with crown & bell)See Lawrence B. Smith Co.

CROSS (with crown & NS)See Nathaniel Smith & Co .

CROSS (with crown & P)See Thomas Hydes

CROSS (with crown & shield)See Lawrence B. Smith Co .

CROSS (with crown & Y)See Joseph & Benjamin Broomhead

CROSS (with dagger & lE)See Samuel Ashforth

CROSS (with daggers, two, & Z)See Samuel Marples

CROSS (with diamond & B)See Cocker Bros.

CROSS (with diamonds, two)See Joseph Fenton & Sons

CROSS (with dividers & square)See Alfred Beckett & Sonsor William Jackson & Co.

CROSS (with EMB)See Joseph Hudson & Co.

CROSS (with fleur-de-lys & 9)See Joseph Beldon

CROSS (with fleur-de-lys & LA)See Wilkinson & Twigg

CROSS (with four stars & SOUTHERN STAR BRAND)See Mason Bros., Ltd.

CROSS (with GB)See Brittain, Wilkinson & Brownellor Alfred Field & Co.or Edward Gem & Co.

CROSS (with GOLD)See Robert Owen

CROSS (with GRACE)See Wainwright & Staniland

CROSS (with HALM)See Thomas Hallam, Je.

CROSS (with heart)See T. Fox & Co.

CROSS (with heart & I)

See Robert Shepherd

CROSS (with heart & IH)See John Harrison & Son

CROSS (with heart & trefoil)See John Hague

CROSS (with heart & WU)See George Milner

CROSS (with hearts, two)See Samuel Spooner

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CROSS (with IC)See Gallimore Bros.

CROSS (with lE & SA)See Samuel Ashforth

CROSS (with IFD)See Frederick Derry

CROSS (with II)

See John Jervis

CROSS (with L)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

CROSS (with NANTZ)See Hannah Patten

CROSS (with PATEN)See George Patten

CROSS (with PLANT)See Thomas Wilkinson

CROSS (with oval)See Joseph Gilbert

CROSS (with OA)See Jeremiah Waterhouse

CROSS (with R)See S.L. & G.H. Rogers Co.

CROSS (with R & asterisk)See John Howard

CROSS (with ROXO)See Marsh Bros. & Co.

CROSS (with RR)See Robert Ratcliff

CROSS (with S)See Stevens Silver Co.

CROSS (with SET)See Thomas Settle & Co.

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CROSS (with SURIOUS)See Hoyland, Clarbour & Barnard

CROSS (with trefoil & 6 or 9)See Thomas Marsh

CROSS (with trefoil & heart)See John Hague

CROSS (with two wings)See Rawson Bros.

CROSS (with TYASSee Thomas Tyas, Jr.

CROSS (with UNXLD)See Rogers & Brittin

CROSS (with VIENA)See A.J. Blyde

CROSS (with VM)See Maleham & Yeomans

CROSS (with WW)See Joseph Fenton & Sons

CROSS (with Y)See Edward Shepherdor Marsh Bros. & Co.

CROSS (with Z & hook)See Samuel Marples

CROSS (with ZIB)See Joseph Burch

CROSS (with 6 & Prince of Wales feathers)See Jeremiah Hoyle

CROSSES (two, with asterisk & S)See Widow Smith

CROSSES (two, with CX)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

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CROSSES (two, with EBRO)See Adolph Castor

CROSSES (two, with P)See William Parkin

CROWNSee F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

CROWN (in circle)See Crown Silver Plate Co.

CROWN (in shield)See Elkington Co.

CROWN (in shield, with lion & hand)See Homan Mfg. Co.

CROWN (on circle)See David Andersen

CROWN (pierced with arrow)See F. T. Witte Hardware Co.

CROWN (with A & JZ on shield)See A. & J. Zimmerman

CROWN (with AB & shield)See Alfred Browett

CROWN (with ALPHA)See Harrison Bros. & Howson

CROWN (with BSCO)See Birmingham Silver Co.

CROWN (with C)See John Jervis

CROWN (with castle & eagle & BCS Co.)See Queen Silver Co.

CROWN (with Cl & CV)See Wm. John & Robert Wright

CROWN (with crossed keys)See Birmingham Silver Co.

CROWN (with DSCO & anchor)See Derby Silver Co.

CROWN (with EMPIRE)See Empire Art Metal Works

CROWN (with HALM)See Thomas Hallam Jr.

CROWN (with HAMILTON)See Rogers & Hamilton

CROWN (with heart & crossed keys)See Shemeld, Parkin & Hague

CROWN (with I & heart)See John & Sarah Kentor Richard Kent

CROWN (with IMPERIAL)See James Dixon & Sons

CROWN (with IQ & quatrefoil)See Henry Stones

CROWN (with ISH)See Hunt & Roskell

CROWN (with JF)See Friedman Silver Co.

CROWN (with JG in shield)See Joseph Gilbert

CROWN (with lion & bust)See E. & J. Bass

CROWN (with MBS)See Maurice Baum

CROWN (with NS & cross)See Nathaniel Smith & Co.

CROWN (with P)See Thomas Hydes

CROWN (with PC)See Walter Birchor Practical Cutlery Co.

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CROWN (with PEKIN)See Marsden & Beeton

CROWN (with Regal & drapery)See Regal Silver Mfg. Co.

CROWN (with SC)See Robert Holland

CROWN (with SJ)See Spear & Jackson

CROWN (with SS)See George Smith & Sons

CROWN (with SUPER)See Hoyland, Clarbour & Barnard

CROWN (with two animals)See Hartford Sterling Co.

CROWN (with TB 2 & trefoil)See Joseph Ash & Son

CROWN (with TH & diamond)See J. & J. Salt

CROWN (with VP)See William Beckett & Co.

CROWN (with VR)See Robert Baxter & Co.

CROWN (with WG in circle)See Gilpin Senior & Co.

CROWN (with 'Y0LF)See Joseph Elliott

CROWN (with WP)See William Page & Co.

CROWN (with 18/83)See F.B. Rogers Silver Co.

CROWNS (three, in diamond)See Charles Maschwitz

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CROWNS (three, with S & J)

See Spear & Jackson

CROWNS (three, TWJW)See John Moreton & Co.

CROWNS (two, with 1849)See Elgin-American Mfg. Co.

CROWNS (two, with LH.S.)See Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

CRUCIBLESee Henry Bessemer & Co .

CRUCIBLE (with hammer)See Homan Mfg. Co .

CRUCIBLE (with tongs)See Thomas Firth & Sons

CRUTCH (with HELP)See Frederick William Oates

CUPID (with bow)See Grinsell & Sons

CUTTER (I CUT MY WAY)See John Clarke & Sonsor Thomas Hobson

DAGGERSee William H. Rogersor Rogers & Hamiltonor G.E. Walton & Co.

DAGGER (with BH)See Joseph & Benjamin Broomheador Broomhead & Rutherford

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DAGGER (with CONQUEROR)See J. Beardshaw & Son

DAGGER (with cross & lE)See Samuel Ashforth

DAGGER (with drum)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

DAGGER (with S)See John Seller & Sons

DIAMOND (containing B star B)See Bendier Mfg. Co .

DIAMOND (containing bee)See E. & 1. Bass

DIAMOND (containing crown & MTR)See James McEwan & Co., Ltd.

DIAMOND (containing H)See Walker & Hill

DIAMOND (containing helmet)See Beach & Minte

DIAMOND (containing trefoil & bee)See Benedict Mfg. Co.

DIAMOND (with crescent & Z)See W. Spencer & Co.

DIAMOND (with cross & 8)See Cocker Bros., Ltd

DIAMOND (with cross & asterisk)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

DIAMOND (with heart)See James Ryals

DIAMOND (with heart & 8)See William, John & Robert Wright

DIAMOND (with IS)See Joshua Ryals

DIAMOND (with IVORY)See Samuel Turner

DIAMOND (with 1)

See Alfred Beckett & Sons

DIAMOND (with LASS)See George Hobson, Sr. & Jr.

DIAMOND (with LSD)See Edgar Allen & Co.

DIAMOND (with P)See W.K. & C. Peace

DIAMOND (with pistol & L)See Jonathan Crooker & Sonor Frederick Ward

DIAMOND (with quatrefoil)See John Wilson

DIAMOND (with THA)See Ridge, Woodcock & Hardy

DIAMOND (within a diamond)See W. Spencer & Co.

DIAMONDS (three with SS Co)See W.D. Smith Silver Co.

DIAMONDS (three with wavy line)See Thomas Turner & Co.

DIAMONDS (two, with F, Co)See Fessenger & Co.

DIAMONDS (two, with R)See John Russell Cutlery Co.

DIAMONDS (two, with T)See James W. Tufts

DIVIDERS (with BEST)See H. Best

DIVIDERS (with KEEP)See Joseph Fenton & Sons

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DIVIDERS (with a square)See William Jackson & Co.or Ward & Payne

DIVIDERS (with square & cross)See Alfred Beckett & Sonsor William Jackson & Co.

DIVIDERS (with WA in shields)See William Adams, Inc.

DOMINOSee T.R. Ellin

DOOR HANDLES or KNOBS (with W.P)See Samuel Hibbert & Sonor William Parkin & Sons

DRUMSee G.R. Jones & Co.

DRUMMERSee Burgon & Ballor William Wilkinson & Son

EGGS (in nest)See Southern & Richardson

ENGINESee Alfred Beckett & Sons

ENVELOPESee Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

EYE (with WITNESS & 1000)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

EYE (dressmaker's, in semi-circle)See T. Ibbotson & Co.

EYEGLASSESSee SPECTACLES

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FANSee LH. Elliott & Co.or W. Hallor C.A. van der Meden

FAUCETS (two)See James Christie & Sons

FISHSee Ashley

FISH (in an oval)See Hooglandt & Co.

FISH (two, crossed)See Joseph AlIen & Son

FISH HOOK (with BEET)See Edward Beet

FISH HOOK (with T)See Robert Batemanor Hale Bros.

FISH HOOK (with Z & cross)See Samuel Marples

FLAGSee also PENNANT

FLAG (with CJ)See Christopher Johnson & Co.or J. Marshall

FLAG (with HRS&CO & crown)See Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

FLAG (with cross & WBB)See Weiss Bros.

FLAGS (two, crossed)See Colver Bros.

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FLAGS (two, crossed with CB or PILOT WORKS)See Colver Bros., Ltd

FLEECESee Henry Brooks & Co.or Lockwood Bros., Ltd.

FLEUR-DE-LYSSee also PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS

FLEUR DELYSSee I. & I. Waterhouse

FLEUR-DE-LYS (in circle)See Apollo Silver Co.

FLEUR-DE-LYS (with CW)See William Lay

FLEUR-DE-LYS (with heart & IES)See William Smith & Co.

FLEUR DE LYS (with pipe & two ampersands)See William & John Birks

FLOWERSee T. Cheston

FLOWER (in circle with DAISY)See Frederick Newton & Co.

FLOWER (lily, with MAN)See Thomas George Lillyman

FLOWER (lilies)See Israel Yudelman

FLOWER (with MBS)See Maurice Baum

FLOWER (with FORGET ME NOT)See Thomas Makin & Sonor John Henry Potter

FLOWER (rose in circle)See Van Wart Son & Co.

FLOWER (with TL)See George Barnsley & Son

FLOWER (tulip with a T)See George Barnsley & Son

FLOWER CHAIN (with THE DAISY)See Maleham & Yeomans

FLOWERSSee Rosing Bros. & Co.

FOOT (with footprint)See T.R. Ellin

FORKSee T. Jordan

FORK (with knife)See Strauss & Co.

FORK (with spoon)See Levi & Salaman

FORK (with spoon & knife)See American Silver Co.

FOUR-LEAF CLOVERSee also QUATREFOIL

FOUR-LEAF CLOVERSee St. Louis Silver Co.

FRUIT (plum)See Alfred Beckett & Sons

FRUIT (with PLUMB)See William Maxwell MacBrair

GATESee John Yates & Sons

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GAUGESee Arthur Egarton Heckford

GEARS (three)See M. Boulton & Co.

GLOBESee Ibbotson Bros. & Co.or Reed & Barton

GLOBE (with eagle)See Arthur Balfour & Co.

GLOBE (with knife, fork, & spoon)See American Silver Co.

GLOBE (with shield)See Daniel & Arter

GOBLETSee Moss & Gambles

GRAPESSee J.J. Saville & Co.

GRIFFINSee ANIMALS

HALL (with H. HALL)See Walker & Hall

HAMMER (in axehead)See Aird & Anderson

HAMMER (with WG)See William Gregory & Sons

HAMMER (with crucible)See Homan Mfg. Co.

HAMMER (with two nails in circle)See Kannreuther & Co.

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HAMMERS (in circle)See Nettlefolds, Ltd.

HAMMERS (crossed in circle)See Wilcox Silver Plate Co.

HAMMERS (two, crossed with BSSR)See Benjamin N. Renton

HANDSee Thomas Bradbury & Sonor William Dudley & Sonor J. Hinksor William Padley & Sonor Padley, Parkin & Co.or N. Smith & Co.or Smith, Tate, Nicholson & Houltor J. Watson & Son

HAND (with bird)See G. H. Taylor & Bros.or T.W. Ward

HAND (with bird & T)See Towle Mfg. Co.

HAND (with chisel)See Alfred Beckett & Sons

HAND (with crown & lion)See Homan Mfg. Co.

HAND (with feathers)See Atkin Bros.

HAND (with heart)See Samuel Osborn & Co.

HAND (with lightning bolts)See Rogers & Bros.

HAND (with star)See Brown & Bros.

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HAND (with sword)See John Henry Andrew & Co.

HANDS (three with ribbon)See Pedro de Otaduy & Co.

HARPSee Thomas Turner & Co.

HATSee William Parkin & Co.or Parkin & Marshal l

HATCHET (with BB)See Burgon & Ball

HATCHETS (two, crossed)See Gilpin Senior & Co.

HATCHETS (two, crossed with WW or RPS)See Robert Pringle & Co.

HEART (with arrow & q)See Luke Oates & Co.or Matthew Oates

HEART (with asterisk)See John Burley

HEART (with cross)See T. Fox & Co.

HEART (with cross & I)

See Edwin Millwood Oaksor Edward Shepherd

HEART (with cross & IH)See John Harrison & Son

HEART (with cross & trefoil)See John Hague

HEART (with cross & WU)See George Miller

HEART (with crown & crossed Keys)See Sherneld, Parkin & Hague

HEART (with crown & I)

See John & Sarah Kentor Richard Kent

HEART (with diamond)See Ryals Bros.

HEART (with G)See Richard Kent

HEART (with hand)See Samuel Osborn & Co.

HEART (with H)See Matthew Jepson (& Son)

HEART (with H & GOZO)See Matthew Jepson (& Son)

HEART (with KENT)See WilIiam Kent

HEART (with orb & GW)See Wainwright & Staniland

HEART (with pistol)See Jonathan Crooker & Sonor Henry Crookes

HEART (with quatrefoil)See John Wilson

HEART (with RD)See Francis Newton & Sons

HEART (with TM TW)See W. Wilkinson & Sons

HEART (with TR)See William Staniforth

HEART (with triangle & 1)

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HEARTS (two, with cross)See Samuel Spooner

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HEARTS (two, with US)See William Alfred Sparrow

HELMETSee Henry Brooks & Co.or Brooks, Robinson & Co.

HELMET (in diamond)See Beach & Minte

HOOKAHSee J. Rodgers & Co.

HORNSee Wright & Fairbairn

HORN (with banner)See J. Dixon & Sons

HORNS (two, crossed & JD&S)See J. Defries & Sons

HORSESHOESee Columbian Quadruple Plate Co.or Manning Bros.

HORSESHOE (with bee)See Bristol Mfg. Co.

HORSESHOE (with dog's head)See Herman Schurhoff & Co.

HORSESHOE (with R)See Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd.

HORSESHOE (with triangle)See Thomas Drysdale & Co.

HORSESHOES (two, with nail & GOOD LUCK)See 1. & 1. Beal

HOURGLASSSee AlIen & Darwin

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HUMAN FIGURE (in handstand)See John Baker & Co.or H.G. Long & Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (of Atlas)See John Brown & Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (of ballerina)See Herbert Morris & Bastert

HUMAN FIGURE (of blacksmith)See Charles Smith

HUMAN FIGURE (of cooper)See Cooper Bros. & Sons

HUMAN FIGURE (of drummer)See Burgon & Ballor William Wilkinson & Son

HUMAN FIGURE (of fisherman)See Hobson, Houghton & Co., Ltd .

HUMAN FIGURE (of grinder with EVERKLEAN)See Herbert Robinson & Co .

HUMAN FIGURE (of golfer)See A.J. Blyde

HUMAN FIGURE (of jumper with FOREMOST)See Swift, Levick & Sons

HUMAN FIGURE (of knight)See Henry Knight & Co .

HUMAN FIGURE (of mermaid)See E. Herriottor F.R. Martino

HUMAN FIGURE (of Neptune)See Hobson, Houghton & Co.

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HUMAN FIGURE (of nun)See Standard Piston Ring & Engineering

HUMAN FIGURE (of soldier with SMS)See Burys & Co .

HUMAN FIGURE (of St. George slaying dragon)See S.S. Brittain & Co.

HUMANFIGURE (on wheel) or (on wheel with IXION)See Henley Silver Rolling Mills

HUMAN FIGURE (running)See George Bennett & Co .

HUMAN FIGURE (running on shield)See Walker & Hall

HUMAN FIGURE (running with MERCURIO)See Ed. Pecker & Co .

HUMAN FIGURE (witch with MAGIC)See H. & R. Waterfall & Barber

HUMAN FIGURE (with axe)See McKenzie & McBurney

HUMAN FIGURE (with BRITISH)See Benjamin Grayson & Son

HUMAN FIGURE (with CA VALIER)See Mappin & Webb Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (with CHIN-EASE)See Adolphe Arbenz

HUMAN FIGURE (with DON)See Turner, Ryalls & Co.or Williams, Arnold & Colley, Ltd.

HUMAN FIGURE (with flag & STANDARD)See Wheatley Bros.

HUMAN FIGURE (with GOOD)See Longley & Hawksworth

HUMAN FIGURE (with JOHN BULL)See Kayser, Ellison & Co.or Rodgers Bros.

HUMAN FIGURE (with lion & SAMSON)See George R. Townsend & Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (with MERIT)See John Baker & Co.or Long, Hawksley & Marples

HUMAN FIGURE (with MINSTREL)See Austin Nicholson

HUMAN FIGURE (with OSIRIS)See H. Schuroff & Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (scarecrow, with GUY FAWKES)See John Guy & Co., Ltd.

HUMAN FIGURE (with SELF DEFENSE)See James Burnand & Son

HUMAN FIGURE (with THE SKIPPER)See Samuel Hibbert & Son

HUMAN FIGURE (with WWCO)See William Wilkinson & Co.

HUMAN FIGURE (woman with two heads)See John Henry Potter

HUMAN FIGURES (in tug-of-war)See B.K. Mortoa & Co.

HUMAN FIGURES (on see-saw)See Joseph Peace & Co.

HUMAN FIGURES (four, with the PALKI)See Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

HUMAN FIGURES (two, in a boat)See Fischer Bros.

HUMAN FIGURES (two stick figures)See LA. Henckels

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HUNTING HORNSee M. Hunter & Sonor Needham, Veall & Tyzack

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INGOTS (stacked)See Joseph Jackman

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JACK-IN-THE-BOXSee PUNCH

JESTERSee PUNCH

KEYSee George Butler & Co.or Franklin Silver Plateor James Jenkins

KEY (in oval with three towers)See T.W. & J. Walker

KEY (with cross & ring)See Wilkinson & Twigg

KEY (with F)See Fairchild & Co.

KEY (with lightning)See Franklin Silver Plate Co.

KEYS (two, crossed)See John Nowillor Henry Wilkinson & Co.

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KEYS (two, crossed, with crown & heart)See Shemeld, Parkin & Hagueor Staniforth, Parkin & Co.

KEYS (two, crossed on shield)See Henry Wilkinson & Co.

KNIFESee Thomas Ellin & Co.

KNIFE (crossed over dagger)See James Oxley

KNIFE (folding, with VALUE RECEIVED)See William Thomas Staniforth

KNIFE (with fork)See Strauss & Co.

KNIFE (with fork & spoon)See American Silver Co.

KNIFE (with NODNYLAW)See Waiter A. Lyndon

KNIVES (two, crossed)See Fen ton Bros.or John Wragg

KNOTSee Alexander Coppelor Ford & Medley

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LACROSSE RACQUETSee Thomas Ellin & Co.

LADDERSee A.H. Frithor Edward Wynn & Sons

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LAMPSee James Deakin & Sonsor W.R. Humphreysor Roberts & Belk

LANTERN (with WAGNER)See J.F. Wagner & Co.

LEAFSee Israel Yudelman

LEAF (with E)See P.W. Ellis

LEGS (three, running)See Daniel & Arteror Joseph Tyzack & Son

LIFESAVER (with SAFETY STEEL & JHA&CO)See John Henry Andrew & Co.

LIGHTHOUSE (with JB&S)See John Baker & Sons

LILY (with MAN)See Thomas George Lillyman

LOCOMOTIVE (with PILOT)See C. Jones

MAGNET (with triangle)See Thomas Drysdale & Co.

MAGNETS (two, with ATTRACT)See Bromley & Fisher

MAPLE LEAF (with VULCAN)See Thomas R. Ellin

MATCHSTICKSee Thomas McGrahSamuel Williamson & Son

MERMAIDSee E. Herriottor F.R. Martino

MERMAID (on shell)See Perry and Co.

MONOGRAMSee Austin & Dodson, Ltd.or Baldwin, Miller Co.or Wm. N. Boy tonor Hall, Elton & Co.or Landers, Frary & Clarkor Perry & Co.or Charles M. Robbins Co.

MOUNTAIN (with AETNA)See Spear & Jackson

MOUNTAIN (with FUSI)See Thomas Jowitt & Sons

MUMMYSee Herbert Morris & Bastert

NAIL (with S)See E.H.H. Smith Knife Co.

NUGGETSee Abram Brooksbank & Co.

NUNSee HUMAN FIGURES

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OBELISK (The Needle)See William Milner & Son

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OMEGASee Thomas Ibbotson & Co.

ORBSee Blagden, Hodgson & Co.or Henry Brooks & Co.or G.B. Dunnor Joseph Gilbertor Walker, Knowles & Co.

ORB (with heart & GW)See Wainwright & Staniland

OVAL (with cross)See Joseph Gilbert

OVALS (three)See W.K. & C. Peace

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PADDLE (containing METEOR)See Cocker Bros. Co.

PADLOCK (with MBR)See Kayser, Ellison & Co.or Mclean Bros. & Rigg

PALETTESee Warner & Co.or John Thomas Wilde

PALM TREESee Mawbood Bros.

PEARSee Perry & Co.

PEGASUS (winged horse)See Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

PENCIL (with TRADE MARK)See Barnet Solomon Cohen

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PENNANT (with arm)See Philip Ashberry & Sons

PENNANT (with W)See Watson Co.

PENN ANT (with W&H)See Walker & Hall

PENNANTS (two, crossed with CB)See Colver Bros.

PENNANTS (two, with leopard)See Armstrong, Stevens & Son

PENTAGONSee E. Penton & Son

PIANOSee Edward Owen & Co.

PICK (& shovel, crossed)See R. Rodgers & Son

PILLAR BOXSee George Henry Hulley

PIN (with GRIS)See John Bednall & Co.

PINEAPPLESee Ellis & Co.

PINEAPPLE (with PERFECTION)See Hayman & Co.

PIPESee William & John Birksor George Wostenholm & Son

PIPE (with arrow)See George Johnson & Co.

PIPE (with L'ESPAGNE)See Birks, Withers & Sykes

PIPE (with two ampersands fleur-de-lys)See William & John Birks

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PIPE (with WA)See John Ashforth

PIPES (two with cross)See Barbour Silver Co.

PIPES (two, crossed)See Gilpin, Son & Co.or Wardrobe & Smith

PIPES (two, crossed with S)See Francis Arnold Colleyor Wardrobe & Smith

PIPES (two, crossed with windmill)See Barbour Silver Co.

PIPES (three, two crossed)See William Webster

PISTOLSee W. Green & Co.

PISTOL (with A)See Jonathan Crookesor Frederick Ward

PISTOL (with diamond & L)See Jonathan Crookesor Frederick Ward

PISTOL (with a heart)See Henry Crookesor Jonathan Crookes & Son

PISTOL (with L)See Broomhead & Wardor Jonathan Crookes

PLANET (with GENIUS)See John Blyde

PLOWSee J. Allgoodor Samuel York & Co.

POWDER HORN (with LIBERTAS)See Michael Hunter & Sons

POWDER HORNS (two, crossed with JD&S)See J. Defries & Sons

PRESS (with X PRESS)See Henry Hobson & Son

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERSSee Riley Careor Ibbotson, Peace & Co.or William B. Kerr & Co.

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with crown& lion rampant)See E.G. Webster & Son

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with dog & circle)See Barbour Silver Co.

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with cross & 6)See Jeremiah Hoyle

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with K & 9)See Edgar Allen & Co.

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with hand)See Atkin Bros.

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with IS)See International Silver Co.

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with X)See William, John & Robert Wright

PRINCE OF WALES FEATHERS (with 52)See Riley Care

PUMPSee Alfred Beckettor Thomas Jowitt & Sons

PUNCHSee Turner, Naylor & Co., Ltd.

PUNCH (with IS)See Turner, Naylor & Marples

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PYRAMID (with NW)See Nixon & Winterbottom

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QUATREFOIL (with crown & 10)See Henry Stones

QUATREFOIL (with diamond or heart or 6)See John Wilson

QUATREFOIL (with RH, RH)See Hobson, Houghton & Co., Ltd.

RACQUET (lacrosse)See Thomas Ellin & Co.

RAZORSee Parton & Osborne

RAZOR (with LANCET TO CUT)See Richard Richardson

RECTANGLES (three)See Daniel Peres

RIBBONSee also BOW OF RIBBON

RIBBONSee Arthur Culfor Henry Townsendor Vernon's Patent China

RIBBON (containing triangle)See James Vernon & Bros.

RIBBON (with BMJ&CO)See R.M. Johnson & Co.

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RIBBON (with lightning)See R.M. Johnson

RIFLESee Wiebush & Hilger, Ltd.

RING (with THE RING)See John Clarke & Sons

RODS (four, crossed containing SIL VERODE)See Joh n Ingram

RODS (four, crossed containing JP)See James Pinderor Wilkinson Sword Co.

ROPE (in a knot)See Ford & Medley

ROOFTOPS (with SHB)See Schaffer, Halm & Behrens

RUDDER (I GUIDE)See Frank Wood

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SADDLESee A. Murcott & Co.

SAILS (with GOY)See Goy

SAFESee George & Albert Cantrell

SAWSee Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

SAW (crossed with hammer)See William Gregory & Sons

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SCARECROW (with GUY FAWKES)See John Guy & Co.

SCIMITARSee SWORD

SCREWSee Edwin Murray Dickinson

SCROLL (with C&C)See Calquhoun & Cadman

SCYTHES (crossed)See Thomas Garfitt & Son

SEASCAPE (with M de JL & S)See M. de J. Levy & Sons

SEE-SAWSee Joseph Peace & Co.

SEMAPHORESee Percy Warner

SHEARSSee J. Mohr Bell & Co.or Charles Druryor S. Worton

SHELLSee Ellis & Co.

SHELL (with FORWARD)See Levesley Bros. & Lloyd

SHELL (with MERMAID)See Perry & Co.

SHELL (with OUT)See Cocker Bros.

SHIELDSee Dickson Bros. & Co.or William B. Durgin Co.or Moses Eadon & Sonsor Ellis, Son & Paramouror Thomas Hands & Sonor H.B. Muir & Co.or Waiter Wilkinson & Son

SHIELD (containing &)See Phillip Ashberry & Son

SHIELD (containing crown & E&C)See Elkington & Co.

SHIELD (containing crown & A&JZ)See A.J. Zimmerman

SHIELD (containing crown & JG)See Joseph Gilbert

SHIELD (containing E. & Co., Ltd.)See Ellis Silver Co.

SHIELD (containing EJG)See Ellis Silver Co.

SHIELD (containing G & knife)See Glydon & Lloyd

SHIELD (containing HW & Co)See Henry Wilkinson & Co.

SHIELD (containing Q)See James Burnand & Son

SHIELD (containing FW & WD)See Wilsqn & Davis

SHIELD (containing three stars and CRESHAM)See James McEwan & Co.

SHIELD (with anchor)See Fessenger & Co.

SHIELD (with animals in quarters)See Thomas Handsor Hands & Son

SHIELD (with BB)See Burgon & Ball

SHIELD (with CHAMPION)See Thomas S. Richards & Co.

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SHIELD (with coat of arms)See Reuss & Co.or William B. Durginor Moses Eadon & Sonsor Friedman Silver Co.

SHIELD (with cross & asterisk)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

SHIELD (with crown and cross)See Lawrence B. Smith Co.

SHIELD (with crown, anchor & crossed flags)See Army & Navy Cooperative Society

SHIELD (with DRAGON)See John BaU & Co.

SHIELD (crowned with HS)Hirsch & Stern

SHIELD (with eagle)See Levi & Salamanor Potosi Co.

SHIELD (with globe)See Daniel & Arter

SHIELD (with IV ANHOE)See Dickson Bros. & Co.or Henry Rossell & Co.

SHIELD (with JP & Co)See James Pinder & Co.

SHIELD (with OUR BUOYS)See Frederick Reynolds

SHIELD (with ribbon)See Hall, Elton & Co.or H.B. Muir & Co.

SHIELD (with RELIABLE)See Bramwell & Co., Ltd.or William Ryland

SHIELD (with RR)See Richard Richardson

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SHIELD (with VALOR)See Theophilus Richards & Co .

SHIELD (wih VIS CAYA)See Reuss & Co .

SHIELD (with VR & crown)See Phillip Ashberry & Son

SHIELD (with WI)See W.!. Cowlishaw

SHIELD (with WR & crown)See Phillip Ashberry & Son

SHIELD (with WW)See Waiter Wilkinson & Son

SHIELDS (three)See Friedman Silver Co .

SHIELDS (two, with lion)See Homan Mfg. Co .

SHIP (with STEAMER)See Cowie Bros. & Co .

SHIRT FRONTSee Robert Henry Marples

SHOE (with A)See George Barnsley & Sons

SHOVEL (crossed with a pick)See R. Rodgers & Son

SHOVEL (crossed with sledge hammer)See Chantrill & Co .

SHOVELS (two)See John Moreton & Co .

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SICKLE (with PLENTY)See John Derby & Sons

SICKLES (two, with HS)See Thomas Staniforth & Co .

SIGNPOSTSee Moses Eadon & Son

SKATESee Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

SKIPPING ROPE (with SKIPPER)See Samuel Hibbert & Son

SKULL & CROSSBONESSee John Crosslandor Reuss & Co.

SLEDGE HAMMER (crossed with shovel)See Chantrill & Co .

SPADE (with shovel)See John Moreton & Co.

SPEAR (with ZULU)See Henry Hobson & Co.

SPECTACLES (with IC)See Jonas & Colver

SPECTACLES (with NOVO)See Jonas & Colver

SPHINX (with SPHINX BRAND)See John Batt & Co.

SPINNING WHEEL (with I SERVE)See Waiter J. Ramsbottom

SPOONSee S. Evans

SPOON (with CHARLO)See Harrison Bros. & Howsonor Charles Ibbotson & Co .

SPOON (with fork)See Levi & Salaman

SPOON (with knife & fork)See American Silver Co.

SPOONS (two, with fork)See William Hay

SPURSee Charles Ramsdenor Thomas Turton & Sons

SPUR (with EB & CO)See Edwin Blyde & Co.

SPUR (with EBS)See Waiter Trickett

SQUARE (containing bear)See Berndorf Metal Works

SQUARE (with dividers)See William Jackson & Co.

SQUARES (within squares)See LV. & G.F.W. Hope

SQUARES (three)See Daniel Peres

STANDARD BEARERSee Wheatley Bros.

STARSee WilIiam L Eisenhardtor Elgin-American Mfg. Co.

STAR (with bird)See Eagle Edge Tool Co.or ElIis Newton

STAR (with crescent)See Manhattan Silver Plate Co.

STAR (with cross)See Joseph Rodgers & Sons

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STAR (in circle)See Edmund Draperor John Thomas Wilde

STAR (with C&Co.)See M. Clarke & Co.

STAR (with CAUSER)See J.F. Causer

STAR (with CHI DURA VINCE)See J. Beardshaw & Son

STAR (with D)See John Nowill & Sons

STAR (with G&S Ltd)See Gilbert & Spurrier, Ltd.

STAR (with hand)See Brown & Bros.

STAR (with ribbon)See James Ogilvie Wakem

STAR (with streak & COMET)See W.R. Humphreys & Co.

STAR (with U-S)See Isaac Barnes

STARS (two, with JH)See James Heiffor

STARS (four, in cross)See Mason Bros., Ltd.

STARS (seven)See Joseph AlIen & Sonsor George Johnson & Co.

STARS (three, with bust)See V. & R. Blakernore

STARS (three, with OJO A LA MARCA)See Rose Innes & Co.

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STEAM ENGINESee Turton Bros. & Matthews

STEAM ENGINE (with PILOT)See C. Jones

STEAM SHIPSee Cowie Bros. & Co.

STIRRUP (with BEST)See Best & Wastidge

STIRRUP (with EB&CO)See Edwin Blyde & Co .

STRIPES (with 3 STRIPES)See Baum Bros .

SUN RAYSSee Aurora Silver Plate Co .

SUN RAYS (with crescent moon & BALBAIN)See Ihlee & Horne

SUNBURSTSee Mappin Bros .or Mappin & Webb Co.

SUNBURST (in circle)See Rasing Bros. & Co.

SUNBURST (with crescent & BALBAIN)See Ihlee & Horne

SWINGSee Needham, Veall & Tyzack

SWORD (with CONQUEROR)See J. Beardshaw & Son

SWORD (with crescent)See Alvin Corp .

SWORD (in hand)See John Henry Andrew & Co .

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SWORD (with SUCCESS)See Ball Bros .

SWORDS (two, crossed)See Jenkins & Timm, Ltd.or Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd .

SWORDS (crossed on a shield)See H.G. Long & Co.or Long, Hawksley & Co.

SYMBOL (for Mercury)See John Littlewood

TABLET (with WFT)See William Thomas Flather

TAPS (two)See James Christie & Sons

TEA KETTLESee Joseph Haywood & Co.or Thomas Turner

TEA POTSee Bonser & Sonor Rufus Dunhamor Joseph Haywood & Co .

TELEPHONE (with WER ING)See T.H. Wilson & Co .

THISTLESee William Cook & Sonsor Lockwood Bros., Ltd .or Potosi Co.

THISTLE (with SCOTIA)See John McClory & Sons

TOBOGGANSee Askham Bros. & Wilson, Ltd .

TONGS (with crucible)See Thomas Firth & Sons

TOOLS (shovel & hammer crossed)See Chantrill & Co.

TOOTH (with SHARP)See Abraham Ashtonor Pacey & Co.

TORCHES (two, crossed)See W.F. Armitageor Thomas Firth & Sonsor Selig, Sonnenthal & Co.

TOWERSee Thomas Makin & Sonor Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

TOWER (in a circle)See Van Wart, Son & Co.

TOY TOP (with TIP)See Hale Brothers

TREBLE CLEFSee James Chestennan & Co.

TREESee Patrick O'Connor

TREE (palm tree)See Mawbood Bros.

TREE (pine tree)See Colonial Silver Co.

TREE (sycamore tree)See Frederick William Doveror AJ. Owen

TREE (in diamond in circle)See Planters Store & Agency Co.

TREE TRUNKS (three)See Francis Wood & Co.

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TREFOIL (with cross & heart)See John Hague

TREFOIL (with crown & TB)See Joseph Ash & Son

TREFOIL (with three stars)See Barker Bros.

TREFOIL (with EMPIRE)See Henry Barnascone & Son

TREFOIL (with L)See J.C. & W. Lord

TREFOIL (with MSB)See Benedict Mfg. Co.

TREFOIL (with TRADE MARK)See Barker Bros.

TREFOIL (with AJR)See J.A. Rhodes

TREFOIL (with 6 or 9)See John Wilson

TREFOIL (with 6 or 9 & cross)See Thomas Marsh

TREFOILS (two)See Wheatley Bros.

TREFOILS (three)See William Marples & Son

TRIANGLE (containing EMPRESS)See John Moreton & Co.

TRIANGLE (containing F)See Albert G. Finn Silver Co.

TRIANGLE (containing G & WORLD)See James Sims

TRIANGLE (containing JAS)See Joseph Ashworth & Co.or J.J. Saville & Co.

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TRIANGLE (containing Y)See James Yates

TRIANGLE (containing three anchors)See Wells, Gallimore & Taylor, Ltd .

TRIANGLE (over T-square)See Robert Zassenhaus

TRIANGLES (two, with S)See E.H.H. Smith Silver Co .

TRIDENTS (four, crossed)See Joseph Ridge

TRUMPETSee James Dixon & Sons

TULIP (with two diamonds & T)See George Barnsley & Son

TURRETSee Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

TURRET (in circle with VWS&Co)See Van Wort, Son & Co.

UMBRELLASee J. Lee & J. Armstrongor Mawbood Bros .or Thomas Turner

VIOLINSee George Ibberson

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VOLCANOSee Walter Thornhill

WAGONSee J. & J. Beal

WEB (with STER)See J.A. Webster & Co.

WEB (with W on star)See E.G. Webster & Son

WELL (with WELL FINISHED)See James Henry Blyde

WHEA T (sheaf)See Wheatley Bros.

WHEAT (sheaf, with ribbon)See Co-operative Wholesale Society

WHEELSee Storm, Traverso & Co.

WHEEL (with PROGRESS)See Needham, Veall & Tyzack

WHEEL (with STANDARD & ECLIPSEPLATE)See George Wheeler

WHEEL (in triangle)See Noelle Bros.

WHEELS (two)See Charles Hill

WHEELBARROWSee Henry Bolsover

WHIP (with riding helmet & NIMROD)See M. Spencer & Sons

WHISTLE (with SOUND)See J. & 1. Beal

WINDMILLSee Thomas Firth & Sons

WINDMILL (with HSCO)See Hartford Sterling Co.

WINDMILL (with IM)See Mulholland Bros., Inc.

WINDMILL (with two pipes)See Barbour Silver Co.

WINDMILLS (three, with WEAR WELL)See Mills, Frank & Co.

WINGSSee R. & H. Vorster

WINGS (two with cross)See Rawson Bros.

WINGS (with ASCEND)See W.K. & C. Peace

WINGS (with S)See George W. Shiebleror William Thomas Staniforth

WITCH (on broomstick)See H. & R Waterfall & Barber

WREATH (with EACO)See E.A. Bliss Co.

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WREATH (with HRS & Co)See Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

WREATH (WITH ONE RUPEE)See Henry Rogers, Sons & Co.

WREATH (with VICTORY)See Henry Rossell & Co.

WRENCHSee Wright. Bindley & Gell

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Albany Silver Plate Co.or Barbour Silver Co.

W.H. Armitageor Sanderson Bros. & Newbould

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Henry Bessemer

Brown Bayley's Steel Works, Ltd.

John Goode & Sons

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Hargreaves, Smith & Co.

Arther Egerton Heckford

John Heiffor

James Hill

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John Kenyan

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John Moreton & Co .

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N.C. Reading & Co.

Roberts, Smith & Co.

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