Syracuse Silver Mfg. Co.
Syracuse, NY 1895-1897
Succeeded A.B. Schreuder Co. Founded by Benjamin Lesser,
Simon Lesser, and S. Harry Lesser. Acquired Hotchkiss &
Schreuder in 1895. Makers of sterling novelties.
Syracuse, NY 1895-1897
Succeeded A.B. Schreuder Co. Founded by Benjamin Lesser,
Simon Lesser, and S. Harry Lesser. Acquired Hotchkiss &
Schreuder in 1895. Makers of sterling novelties.
Moses Moody Swan
Augusta, ME 1840-1879 and Boston, MA 1881-1885
Was in partnership of B. & M.M. Swan 1840-1865.
Augusta, ME 1840-1879 and Boston, MA 1881-1885
Was in partnership of B. & M.M. Swan 1840-1865.
B. & M.M. Swan
Augusta, ME 1840-1865
A partnership between Benjamin Swan and his son
Moses Moody Swan.
Augusta, ME 1840-1865
A partnership between Benjamin Swan and his son
Moses Moody Swan.
Arthur Stuart Co.
Albuquerque, NM 1949-1960
Marketed seven Amston Silver Co. patterns directly
to the consumer.
Albuquerque, NM 1949-1960
Marketed seven Amston Silver Co. patterns directly
to the consumer.
The Sweetser Co.
New York, NY c. 1900-1915
New York, NY c. 1900-1915
George Washington Striker
New York, NY 1825-1835
New York, NY 1825-1835
Philip Syng, Jr. (b. 1703 d. 1789)
Philadelphia, PA 1726-1772
Philadelphia, PA 1726-1772
Robert Swan
Philadelphia, PA 1799-1817
Philadelphia, PA 1799-1817
Henry D. Sumner
East Hartford, CT c. 1820-1830
East Hartford, CT c. 1820-1830
William James Styles
Rhineback, NY c. 1823
Rhineback, NY c. 1823
Robert Sturm
Cincinnati, OH c. 1905-1935
Maker of handwrought items in the Arts & Crafts style.
Cincinnati, OH c. 1905-1935
Maker of handwrought items in the Arts & Crafts style.
Benjamin Swan
Augusta, ME 1815-1865
Was in the partnership of B. & M.M. Swan with son
Benjamin Moody Swan 1840-1865.
Augusta, ME 1815-1865
Was in the partnership of B. & M.M. Swan with son
Benjamin Moody Swan 1840-1865.
Dwight Foster Stow
New York, NY c. 1832 and Toledo, OH c. 184-1853
New York, NY c. 1832 and Toledo, OH c. 184-1853
Swift & Fisher
North Attleboro, MA c. 1915-Present
Founded by Joseph H. Swift and Harry W. Fisher. Makers of religious articles.
North Attleboro, MA c. 1915-Present
Founded by Joseph H. Swift and Harry W. Fisher. Makers of religious articles.
Tobias Stoutenburg
New York, NY c. 1730-1759
New York, NY c. 1730-1759
Cornelius D. Sullivan / C.D. Sullivan & Co.
St. Louis, MO 1842-1862
Worked as C.D. Sullivan & Co. 1845-1862.
St. Louis, MO 1842-1862
Worked as C.D. Sullivan & Co. 1845-1862.
Enoch Sullivan
Alexandria, VA 1797; Richmond, VA 1798-1809 and 1814-1817;
and Petersburg, VA in 1810
Was in the partnership of Sullivan & Brown with Edward Brown c. 1814.
Alexandria, VA 1797; Richmond, VA 1798-1809 and 1814-1817;
and Petersburg, VA in 1810
Was in the partnership of Sullivan & Brown with Edward Brown c. 1814.
Supreme Slver Co.
New York, NY c. 1930-1935
New York, NY c. 1930-1935
Stoutenberg to Syracuse
William C. Swift
Cincinnati, OH 1836-1865
Cincinnati, OH 1836-1865
John Stow
Wilmington, DE c. 1772-1782
Wilmington, DE c. 1772-1782
Levi Sugars
Decatur, AL 1842-1872
Decatur, AL 1842-1872
Thomas Stuart
Philadelphia, PA 1839-1860
Philadelphia, PA 1839-1860
Stoutenberg to Syracuse
Philip Syng (b. 1676 d. 1739)
Philadelphia, PA 1714-1723; Cape May, NJ 1724-1728; and
Annapolis, MD 1730-1739
Philadelphia, PA 1714-1723; Cape May, NJ 1724-1728; and
Annapolis, MD 1730-1739
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John Sweeney
Geneva, NY 1809-1827
Was in the partnership of Giffing & Sweeney 1809-1814.
Geneva, NY 1809-1827
Was in the partnership of Giffing & Sweeney 1809-1814.