John B. Scott
New York, NY c. 1820
New York, NY c. 1820
Jehu Scott
Raleigh, NC 1806-1819
Raleigh, NC 1806-1819
Schulz & Fischer
San Francisco, CA 1867-1900
William Schulz and Emil A. Fischer, both former
employees of Friedrich Reichel. Successors to Schulz, Fischer & Mohrig and Fisher & Schulz.
Fischer died in 1890, and when Schulz died in 1900, the firm shut down. Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware. Their mark to the far right is the California State Seal.
See flatware patterns.
San Francisco, CA 1867-1900
William Schulz and Emil A. Fischer, both former
employees of Friedrich Reichel. Successors to Schulz, Fischer & Mohrig and Fisher & Schulz.
Fischer died in 1890, and when Schulz died in 1900, the firm shut down. Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware. Their mark to the far right is the California State Seal.
See flatware patterns.
A.G. Schultz & Co.
Baltimore, MD 1899-1950
Successors to Schultz, Tschudy & Co. Makers of handwrought
sterling holloware.
Baltimore, MD 1899-1950
Successors to Schultz, Tschudy & Co. Makers of handwrought
sterling holloware.
Sciarrotta Silversmiths
Newport, RI c. 1947-1975
Founded by Alfredo Sciarrotta. Makers of quality
handwrought sterling holloware.
Newport, RI c. 1947-1975
Founded by Alfredo Sciarrotta. Makers of quality
handwrought sterling holloware.
Schweitzer Silver Corp.
Brooklyn, NY 1950's-1960's
Sterling holloware and novelties.
Brooklyn, NY 1950's-1960's
Sterling holloware and novelties.
Schohay, Ludwig & Co.
Philadelphia, PA c.1867-1873
Philadelphia, PA c.1867-1873
Frank M. Schofield Co. / The Schofield Co.
Baltimore, MD 1903-1967
Founded by Frank M. Schofield as the Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co.
Went under the name Heer-Schofield 1905-1928. The name was
changed to the Frank M. Schofield Co. in 1928 then to The Schofield Co.
in 1930. Purchased C. Klank & Sons in 1905. Purchased the dies of Jenkins &
Jenkins. Schofield was acquired by The Stieff Co. in 1967. Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware. The mark at right remains constant throughout all of the name changes except during
the Heer-Schofield years when the B in the diamond was changed to an H as in the lowermost picture.
See flatware patterns.
Baltimore, MD 1903-1967
Founded by Frank M. Schofield as the Baltimore Silversmiths Mfg. Co.
Went under the name Heer-Schofield 1905-1928. The name was
changed to the Frank M. Schofield Co. in 1928 then to The Schofield Co.
in 1930. Purchased C. Klank & Sons in 1905. Purchased the dies of Jenkins &
Jenkins. Schofield was acquired by The Stieff Co. in 1967. Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware. The mark at right remains constant throughout all of the name changes except during
the Heer-Schofield years when the B in the diamond was changed to an H as in the lowermost picture.
See flatware patterns.
Schmitz, Moore & Co.
Newark, NJ 1909-c. 1922
Succeeded by Moore & Hofman.
Newark, NJ 1909-c. 1922
Succeeded by Moore & Hofman.
Schroth's Gold and Silversmiths
Montville, NJ 1965-Present
Website.
Montville, NJ 1965-Present
Website.
Carl Schon / Carl Schon, Inc.
Baltimore, MD
Carl Schon produced jewelery and small sterling items in his Baltimore workshop
1915-1923 after having worked for Metallurgic Art Co. After his death in 1923, Schon's
business and name were bought from the estate and incorporated in 1925. The business
closed shop in 1970.
Baltimore, MD
Carl Schon produced jewelery and small sterling items in his Baltimore workshop
1915-1923 after having worked for Metallurgic Art Co. After his death in 1923, Schon's
business and name were bought from the estate and incorporated in 1925. The business
closed shop in 1970.
Abraham Schuyler
Albany, NY c. 1725
Albany, NY c. 1725
Schlechter to Scott
Schlechter to Scott
G.A. Schlechter
Reading, PA c. 1885-c. 1920
Founded by Gustav A. Schlechter. Manufacturing jeweler, specializing in fraternal
jewelry and medals. Also made novelties and souvenir spoons.
Reading, PA c. 1885-c. 1920
Founded by Gustav A. Schlechter. Manufacturing jeweler, specializing in fraternal
jewelry and medals. Also made novelties and souvenir spoons.
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William D. Scott
Louisville, KY 1841-c. 1852
Was in the partnership of Scott & Kitts in 1843. He took on partners in 1848
under the name of W.D. Scott & Co. which lasted until 1851.
Louisville, KY 1841-c. 1852
Was in the partnership of Scott & Kitts in 1843. He took on partners in 1848
under the name of W.D. Scott & Co. which lasted until 1851.
C.J. Schneider Mfg. Co.
Toledo, OH c. 1930-Present
Founded by Cale Jacob Schneider who invented the cake breaker. Best known for making
cake breakers, cheese cutters, and corn cob holders. Manufacturing operations ceased c. 1965.
Toledo, OH c. 1930-Present
Founded by Cale Jacob Schneider who invented the cake breaker. Best known for making
cake breakers, cheese cutters, and corn cob holders. Manufacturing operations ceased c. 1965.