Birmingham Silver Co.
Brooklyn, NY and Yalesville, CT c. 1957-Present Successor to Goldfeder
Silverware Co.
Brooklyn, NY and Yalesville, CT c. 1957-Present Successor to Goldfeder
Silverware Co.
Biggins-Rodgers Co.
Wallingford, CT 1894-1915 Succeeded by the Dowd-Rodgers Co.
Wallingford, CT 1894-1915 Succeeded by the Dowd-Rodgers Co.
Bennett-Merwin Silver Co.
New Milford, CT c. 1913
New Milford, CT c. 1913
C.B. Barker Mfg. Co. / C.E. Barker Mfg. Co.
New York, NY c. 1896-1915 See flatware patterns.
New York, NY c. 1896-1915 See flatware patterns.
Barbour Silver Co.
Hartford, CT Founded in 1892. Became a division
of International Silver in 1898. The half circle mark
at the lower right was first used in 1921.
Hartford, CT Founded in 1892. Became a division
of International Silver in 1898. The half circle mark
at the lower right was first used in 1921.
Benedict Manufacturing Co.
East Syracuse, NY 1894-1953
Founded by Mainor Stuart Benedict as the
M.S. Benedict Mfg. Co. Incorporated in
1902 as the Benedict Mfg. Co. and
reorganized in 1906 as the
T.N. Benedict Mfg. Co.
See flatware patterns.
East Syracuse, NY 1894-1953
Founded by Mainor Stuart Benedict as the
M.S. Benedict Mfg. Co. Incorporated in
1902 as the Benedict Mfg. Co. and
reorganized in 1906 as the
T.N. Benedict Mfg. Co.
See flatware patterns.
M.S. Benedict Mfg. Co.
East Syracuse, NY 1894-1902 See Benedict Manufacturing Co.
East Syracuse, NY 1894-1902 See Benedict Manufacturing Co.
Beacon Silver Co. / Beacon Silver Plate
Trademarks of F.B. Rogers Silver Co.
See flatware patterns.
Trademarks of F.B. Rogers Silver Co.
See flatware patterns.
Samuel E. Bernstein
New York, NY 1890-1903 Succeeded by the National Silver Company
who continued to use the S.E.B. mark. See flatware patterns.
New York, NY 1890-1903 Succeeded by the National Silver Company
who continued to use the S.E.B. mark. See flatware patterns.
Barker Bros. Silver Co.
New York, NY, and Birmingham, England Founded in Birmingham c. 1860, a New
York branch was opened in 1897. The name was changed to Ellis-Barker in 1931
upon acquisition of the Ellis Silver Co. The mark to the right was used beginning in
1934.
New York, NY, and Birmingham, England Founded in Birmingham c. 1860, a New
York branch was opened in 1897. The name was changed to Ellis-Barker in 1931
upon acquisition of the Ellis Silver Co. The mark to the right was used beginning in
1934.
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Barbour Bros. Co.
Hartford, CT c. 1881-1892 Brothers Samuel L. and
Charles Barbour. Succeeded by the Barbour Silver Co.
Hartford, CT c. 1881-1892 Brothers Samuel L. and
Charles Barbour. Succeeded by the Barbour Silver Co.
Bancroft, Redfield & Rice
New York, NY 1856-1863 William Bancroft,
James H. Redfield and James Rice.
New York, NY 1856-1863 William Bancroft,
James H. Redfield and James Rice.
Birks / Henry Birks & Sons
Listed under Silversmiths.
Listed under Silversmiths.
Benedict-Proctor Mfg. Co.
Trenton, ON, Canada
Founded c. 1910. A division of the
Benedict Manufacturing Co.
Trenton, ON, Canada
Founded c. 1910. A division of the
Benedict Manufacturing Co.
J.A. Babcock & Co.
New York, NY c. 1861-1894 Succeeded by the
Knickerbocker Mfg. Co.
New York, NY c. 1861-1894 Succeeded by the
Knickerbocker Mfg. Co.
Babcock to Birmingham
Babcock to Birmingham
J.D. Bergen Co.
Meriden, CT and Brooklyn, NY 1886-c. 1913 Primarily cut glass
manufacturers.
Meriden, CT and Brooklyn, NY 1886-c. 1913 Primarily cut glass
manufacturers.
E. & J. Bass
Listed under Silversmiths.
Listed under Silversmiths.
W.B. Belknap Co. / 1840 W.B. Belknap
Louisville, KY A hardware company founded by William B. Belknap
in 1840. The W.B. Belknap Co. name was used 1880-1907; silver
with this backstamp is believed to have been made by Williams Bros.
See flatware patterns.
Louisville, KY A hardware company founded by William B. Belknap
in 1840. The W.B. Belknap Co. name was used 1880-1907; silver
with this backstamp is believed to have been made by Williams Bros.
See flatware patterns.
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L. Barth & Son
New York, NY A hotel and restaurant supply
business founded by Leopold Barth in 1868.
His son Harry was added to the firm to become L. Barth & Son c. 1900. Merged with the Albert Pick Co. to
become the Albert Pick-L. Barth Co. 1926-1931.
New York, NY A hotel and restaurant supply
business founded by Leopold Barth in 1868.
His son Harry was added to the firm to become L. Barth & Son c. 1900. Merged with the Albert Pick Co. to
become the Albert Pick-L. Barth Co. 1926-1931.