Joseph B. Mayo
Newark, NJ 1868-1896 Silversmith and silverplater.
Newark, NJ 1868-1896 Silversmith and silverplater.
Maynard & Taylor
Utica, NY 1852-1858 Thomas Maynard and William Star Taylor.
Utica, NY 1852-1858 Thomas Maynard and William Star Taylor.
Joseph Mayer & Bros.
Seattle, WA 1895-1945 Albert, Marcus and Joseph Mayer. The brothers split up
in 1920 and the company was renamed the Northern Stamping & Mfg. Co. which
was acquired by E.J. Towle Mfg. Co. in 1945. Makers of a small line of sterling
flatware, holloware and souvenir spoons. See flatware patterns.
Seattle, WA 1895-1945 Albert, Marcus and Joseph Mayer. The brothers split up
in 1920 and the company was renamed the Northern Stamping & Mfg. Co. which
was acquired by E.J. Towle Mfg. Co. in 1945. Makers of a small line of sterling
flatware, holloware and souvenir spoons. See flatware patterns.
Mauser Manufacturing Co.
New York, NY 1887-1903 Founded by Frank Mauser as Frank Mauser & Co. in North
Attleboro, MA. Moved to New York c. 1890 and became the Mauser Mfg.
Co. Acquired J.B. & S.M. Knowles Co. In 1903 merged with Hayes &
McFarland and the Roger Williams Silver Co. to become the Mount Vernon Company
Silversmiths, Inc., which was then purchased by Gorham in 1913; the Mauser mark continued to be used
on some flatware through the 1920's. Some Mauser dies were purchased by the Wendell Mfg. Co.
Maker of sterling flatware, holloware and vanity items. See flatware patterns.
New York, NY 1887-1903 Founded by Frank Mauser as Frank Mauser & Co. in North
Attleboro, MA. Moved to New York c. 1890 and became the Mauser Mfg.
Co. Acquired J.B. & S.M. Knowles Co. In 1903 merged with Hayes &
McFarland and the Roger Williams Silver Co. to become the Mount Vernon Company
Silversmiths, Inc., which was then purchased by Gorham in 1913; the Mauser mark continued to be used
on some flatware through the 1920's. Some Mauser dies were purchased by the Wendell Mfg. Co.
Maker of sterling flatware, holloware and vanity items. See flatware patterns.
Benjamin Mayo
Newark, NJ 1860-1908 Worked strictly as a silver and gold electroplater until
1883, and as a jeweler in later years. Did some sterling manufacturing 1883-c.1890.
Newark, NJ 1860-1908 Worked strictly as a silver and gold electroplater until
1883, and as a jeweler in later years. Did some sterling manufacturing 1883-c.1890.
Frank T. May Co.
New York, NY and Rutherford, NJ 1904-1943 Makers of sterling vanity items,
novelties, and jewelry.
New York, NY and Rutherford, NJ 1904-1943 Makers of sterling vanity items,
novelties, and jewelry.
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F. Masi & Co.
Washington, DC c. 1825-1840
Washington, DC c. 1825-1840
Maschmeyer-Richards Silver Co.
St. Louis, MO 1915-1922 Importer and wholesaler.
St. Louis, MO 1915-1922 Importer and wholesaler.
Seraphim Masi
Washington, DC 1822-1870
Washington, DC 1822-1870
Augustus Mathey
New York, NY 1825-1865
New York, NY 1825-1865
Mathews & Prior
New York, NY Unknown - c.1904 Makers of sterling holloware.
New York, NY Unknown - c.1904 Makers of sterling holloware.
Matson & Hoes
Chicago, IL 1864-1867 Newell Matson & J.H. Hoes.
Chicago, IL 1864-1867 Newell Matson & J.H. Hoes.
Matthews Co.
Newark, NJ 1907-c. 1936 Merged with Eleder-Hickok to become Hickok-Matthews Co.
Makers of sterling holloware.
Newark, NJ 1907-c. 1936 Merged with Eleder-Hickok to become Hickok-Matthews Co.
Makers of sterling holloware.
Newell Matson / N. Matson & Co.
Danville, NY; Paineville, OH; Milwaukee, WI; Oswego, NY;
Chicago, IL 1840-1888 Was a partner in a number of
businesses, including:
Matson, Loomis & Hoes in Milwaukee and Chicago c. 1855-1871.
Matson & Loomis with L.L. Loomis in Milwaukee 1859-1864.
Matson & Hoes wtih J.H. Hoes in Milwaukee 1864-1867.
Formed N. Matson & Co. in Chicago 1867-1888.
Matson himself was not a silversmith, but rather employed a number of silversmiths who made items
marked with the Matson name. N. Matson & Co. was sold to Henry A. Spaulding in 1888 and the
business went on to become Spaulding & Co.
Danville, NY; Paineville, OH; Milwaukee, WI; Oswego, NY;
Chicago, IL 1840-1888 Was a partner in a number of
businesses, including:
Matson, Loomis & Hoes in Milwaukee and Chicago c. 1855-1871.
Matson & Loomis with L.L. Loomis in Milwaukee 1859-1864.
Matson & Hoes wtih J.H. Hoes in Milwaukee 1864-1867.
Formed N. Matson & Co. in Chicago 1867-1888.
Matson himself was not a silversmith, but rather employed a number of silversmiths who made items
marked with the Matson name. N. Matson & Co. was sold to Henry A. Spaulding in 1888 and the
business went on to become Spaulding & Co.
Richard Mathews
Charlottesville, VA 1836-1847
Charlottesville, VA 1836-1847
Mather & Pitkin
Buffalo, NY c. 1840 Theodore Mather and Joseph Fitch Pitkin.
Buffalo, NY c. 1840 Theodore Mather and Joseph Fitch Pitkin.
Levant L. Mason
Rochester, NY 1845-1850 and Jamestown, NY c. 1850
Rochester, NY 1845-1850 and Jamestown, NY c. 1850
Charles A. Masson
Philadelphia, PA 1829-1866
Philadelphia, PA 1829-1866
Kurt Matzdorf
New Paltz, NY 1954-2008 Highly regarded silversmith, best known for his Judaica and
ceremonial work. Awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Society of North American
Goldsmiths in 2006.
New Paltz, NY 1954-2008 Highly regarded silversmith, best known for his Judaica and
ceremonial work. Awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Society of North American
Goldsmiths in 2006.
Maschmeyer to Mayo
Maschmeyer to Mayo
Clarendon Maynard
Worcester, MA 1847-1857 In the partnership of Forbush & Maynard with
R.O. Forbush 1851-1857.
Worcester, MA 1847-1857 In the partnership of Forbush & Maynard with
R.O. Forbush 1851-1857.
Samuel Mason, Jr.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1820-1830
Philadelphia, PA c. 1820-1830
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