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W. H. Saart Company was founded by William H. Saart in 1905 in Attleboro, Massachusetts. His brothers joined him in business a few years later and the firm was renamed Saart Bros. Company. They manufactured sterling silver dresser sets, baby items and other hollowware. |
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Sanborns Hermanos is a department store in Mexico that also happens to carry sterling silver flatware and hollowware. Owned by Grupos Sanborns. |
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According to their 1929 catalog, The Schofield Company was a designer and maker of sterling silverware in Baltimore, Maryland and were originally established in 1871. |
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A. G. Schultz & Company was a Baltimore, MD silver firm in business from the 1890's to the 1950's. They were primarily makers of hollowware, but we have seen a few pieces of flatware with the A. G. Schultz hallmark. |
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Working in Melrose Highlands, Massachusetts, The Shepard Manufacturing Co. was a large manufacturer of sterling souvenir spoons and enamel gold and silver jewelry. |
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This mark was used by George W. Shiebler & Co. of New York City. They purchased the dies of Albert Coles, John Polhamus, Henry Hebbard and others in addition to designing their own patterns. Today, Shiebler silver is in very high demand especially their medallion work.
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| Incorporated in 1894, Shreve & Co. traces their roots to a jewelry store in San Francisco in 1852. This firm manufactured 5 different flatware patterns, Dolores, Fourteenth Century, Louis XVI, Mary Louise, Napoleonic and Norman. |
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| Shreve, Crump & Low is a Boston, MA retailer started in 1869 |
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Simmons & Paye was a partnership formed between Jessie Simmons and Charles Paye in 1896 in North Attleboro, Massachusetts.
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Simons, Brothers, & Co. was established in 1840 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Manufacturers of sterling thimbles, flatware, hollowware and other items.
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The Frank W. Smith Silver Co. of Gardner, Massachusetts was in business between 1886 and 1958 at which point the dies and tools were sold to the Webster Co.
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Spaulding & Company was incorporated in 1888 and operated as both a manufacturer and a retailer. At one time, Spaulding & Co. was owned by Gorham & Co. |
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The Sterling Silver Mfg. Co. of Providence, Rhode Island was in business between 1909 and 1932. |
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S. Sternau & Co. is listed in the 1915 edition of Trademarks of the Jewelry and Kindred Trades as being a manufacturer of silver plated goods with locations at 305 Broadway in New York City and at John & Gold Streets in Brooklyn. In 1897, Sternau & Co. published a promotional catalogue called "The Chafing Dish" with illustrations of several chafing dishes and accessories. |
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The Stieff Company was founded in 1892 in Baltimore, Maryland by Charles Stieff. According to a 1937 Stieff catalogue, they were "Makers of sterling silver and 14-K gold." The Schofield Co. was purchased in 1967 and in 1979 The Stieff Company purchased Samuel Kirk & Son, Inc. and changed the firm's name to The Kirk Stieff Company. Today, Stieff is a wholly owned subsidiary of Lenox, Inc.
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| Arthur J. Stone worked in Gardner, Massachusetts from 1901 until 1937 when he sold the business to Henry Heywood and the firm name was changed to Stone Associates. Starting in 1906, Stone included the initial of the craftsmen assisting him. The "T" stands for Herbert A. Taylor. A lowercase "h" in a shield was used with the Stone mark from 1937 until 1958 when the company was disbanded and Ernest Lehtonen, a Stone Associates craftsman purchased the mark and used an upper case "L" in place of the "h". [See Chickering, Silver Jan.-Feb. 1986 pp 10-11.] |
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Robert Sturm was a Cincinnati silversmith best known for his arts & craft style of silver. He worked from the early 1900's to the early 1930's. |
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