Sterling Flatware Fashions
American sterling silver and silver plate flatware. We are actively seeking vintage silver flatware catalogs. If you have an old catalog to sell or share, please let us know.
Flatware Patterns - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Souvenir Flatware in the U.S. Weight Marks on Sterling Flatware; Resources; Baltimore Assay Marks; Sterling, Coin Silver, Silverplate, and White Metal
Vintage Catalog - sterlingflatwarefashions.com
Souvenir Flatware in the U.S. Weight Marks on Sterling Flatware; Resources; Baltimore Assay Marks; Sterling, Coin Silver, Silverplate, and White Metal
Sheffield Silver Co. - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Makers and retailers of quality sterling flatware, holloware, and jewelry. Some flatware patterns have been made for Shreve by Old Newbury Crafters. The bee mark above was used from 1883 to 1909, and the bell mark was used from 1909 to about 1922.
Resources - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Souvenir Flatware in the U.S. Weight Marks on Sterling Flatware; Resources; Baltimore Assay Marks; Sterling, Coin Silver, Silverplate, and White Metal
Silversmiths’ Directory - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Souvenir Flatware in the U.S. Weight Marks on Sterling Flatware; Resources; Baltimore Assay Marks; Sterling, Coin Silver, Silverplate, and White Metal
J. Gorham & Son - Sterling Flatware Fashions
The Chantilly flatware pattern, which is considered the most popular pattern in the world and continues to be Gorham’s top seller, was designed by Codman in 1895. Codman would obtain fifty-five flatware design patents before his retirement in 1914.
Mechanics Sterling Co.
Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware. Their sterling mark is shown at the top and one of their silverplate marks in the bottom position.
Silverplate Marks - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Souvenir Flatware in the U.S. Weight Marks on Sterling Flatware; Resources; Baltimore Assay Marks; Sterling, Coin Silver, Silverplate, and White Metal
Watson & Briggs Co. - Sterling Flatware Fashions
Makers of miscellaneous sterling flatware items, holloware, vanity items and novelties along with a small line of silverplate items. Became a subsidiary of Reed & Barton in 1950, operating as an independent company.