Peter Field (b. 1783 d. 1837)
New York, NY c. 1802-1837
New York, NY c. 1802-1837
George Fielding
New York, NY 1730-1755 and Albany, NY 1756-1775
New York, NY 1730-1755 and Albany, NY 1756-1775
Marshall Field & Co. / Craft Shop
Chicago, IL 1903-Late 1940's
This well known department store established the Craft Shop where
handwrought items were made and bore the Marshall Field logo. A large array of items
were made from sterling and other metals, although the majority of sterling items were
made in the first half of their operation. The items the Craft Shop produced were very
popular, and the shop became a training ground for quite a number Arts & Crafts
silversmiths who would later gain importance in their own right. See flatware patterns.
Chicago, IL 1903-Late 1940's
This well known department store established the Craft Shop where
handwrought items were made and bore the Marshall Field logo. A large array of items
were made from sterling and other metals, although the majority of sterling items were
made in the first half of their operation. The items the Craft Shop produced were very
popular, and the shop became a training ground for quite a number Arts & Crafts
silversmiths who would later gain importance in their own right. See flatware patterns.
William C. Finck Co.
Elizabeth, NJ 1890's-1910's
Makers of sterling souvenir spoons.
Elizabeth, NJ 1890's-1910's
Makers of sterling souvenir spoons.
Michael C. Fina Co., Inc.
New York, NY 1935-Present
Founded by Rose and Michael C. Fina and Lou Ellmore. Primarily retailers, but did
manufacture some sterling flatware and holloware.
New York, NY 1935-Present
Founded by Rose and Michael C. Fina and Lou Ellmore. Primarily retailers, but did
manufacture some sterling flatware and holloware.
Morgan L. Fitch
Troy, NY 1840-1850
Troy, NY 1840-1850
Dennis M. Fitch
Troy, NY c. 1835-1872
In the partnership of Dennis & Fitch with Stephen A. Dennis c. 1835-1839.
Partnered with James W. Cusack 1862-1865.
Troy, NY c. 1835-1872
In the partnership of Dennis & Fitch with Stephen A. Dennis c. 1835-1839.
Partnered with James W. Cusack 1862-1865.
Fisher Silversmiths, Inc.
Jersey City, NJ and New York, NY 1936-Present
Still in business but stopped manufacturing in the 1970's. Successors to M. Fred
Hirsch Co. in 1945. Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware.
Jersey City, NJ and New York, NY 1936-Present
Still in business but stopped manufacturing in the 1970's. Successors to M. Fred
Hirsch Co. in 1945. Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware.
The Fine Arts Sterling Silver Co.
Morgantown, PA 1944-1979
Founded by Jerry N. Ashway. Marketed a line of six patterns of sterling flatware and silverplate holloware,
all manufactured by the International Silver Co. and sold directly to the consumer. See flatware patterns.
Morgantown, PA 1944-1979
Founded by Jerry N. Ashway. Marketed a line of six patterns of sterling flatware and silverplate holloware,
all manufactured by the International Silver Co. and sold directly to the consumer. See flatware patterns.
John Fite
Baltimore, MD 1807-1818
Baltimore, MD 1807-1818
Fishel, Nessler & Co.
New York, NY c. 1886-1936
Makers of sterling vanity ware and jewelry. Mark is a fish with
an L in front of its face.
New York, NY c. 1886-1936
Makers of sterling vanity ware and jewelry. Mark is a fish with
an L in front of its face.
James Fisher
New York, NY c. 1821-1832
New York, NY c. 1821-1832
John Fitch
Trenton, NJ c. 1770-1776
Would later go on to become the inventor of the steamboat.
Trenton, NJ c. 1770-1776
Would later go on to become the inventor of the steamboat.
Charles C. Flanders
Concord, NH 1839-1850
Concord, NH 1839-1850
Fessenden Bros.
Boston, MA 1854-1858
Thomas Francis Fessenden and William Bodfish Fessenden.
Boston, MA 1854-1858
Thomas Francis Fessenden and William Bodfish Fessenden.
Ziba Ferris (b. 1786 d. 1875)
Wilmington, DE 1808-1870
Partnered with his son in the firm of Ziba Ferris & Son 1851-1870.
Wilmington, DE 1808-1870
Partnered with his son in the firm of Ziba Ferris & Son 1851-1870.
Ziba Ferris & Son
Wilmington, DE 1851-1870
Partnership between Ziba Ferris, Sr. and Ziba Ferris, Jr.
Wilmington, DE 1851-1870
Partnership between Ziba Ferris, Sr. and Ziba Ferris, Jr.
John Ferguson
Philadelphia, PA c. 1801-1810
Philadelphia, PA c. 1801-1810
Fessenden & Co.
Providence, RI 1858-1922
Makers of sterling flatware, holloware, and souvenir spoons.
See flatware patterns.
Providence, RI 1858-1922
Makers of sterling flatware, holloware, and souvenir spoons.
See flatware patterns.
Ebenezer Ferren, Jr.
Manchester, NH 1844-1865
Manchester, NH 1844-1865
Fenno & Hale
Bangor, ME 1848-c. 1861
Jeremiah Fenno and Charles Hale. Silversmiths, watchmakers, and musical instrument dealers.
Bangor, ME 1848-c. 1861
Jeremiah Fenno and Charles Hale. Silversmiths, watchmakers, and musical instrument dealers.
James Fenno
Boston, MA 1820-1835 and Lowell, MA 1835-c. 1845
Boston, MA 1820-1835 and Lowell, MA 1835-c. 1845
Fitch & Hobart
New Haven, CT c. 1813
Alling Fitch and Joshua Hobart.
New Haven, CT c. 1813
Alling Fitch and Joshua Hobart.
Fenno to Flanders
Fenno to Flanders
John P. Fireng (Firing)
Philadelphia, PA c. 1823-1833 and Burlington, NJ c. 1834-1870
Philadelphia, PA c. 1823-1833 and Burlington, NJ c. 1834-1870
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Fillkwik
Attleboro, MA c. 1920-1936
Makers of compacts and cigarette cases. Incorporated under the name Shields, Inc.
in 1936.
Attleboro, MA c. 1920-1936
Makers of compacts and cigarette cases. Incorporated under the name Shields, Inc.
in 1936.
W.D. Fenno & Son
Worcester, MA c. 1845-1870
William D. Fenno and son Charles William Fenno.
Worcester, MA c. 1845-1870
William D. Fenno and son Charles William Fenno.
