When did Bailey and co start making silver?

When did Bailey and co start making silver?

The firm was in deep connection with Taylor & Lawrie and George B. Sharp which supplied to Bailey & Co large quantities of their silverware. Bailey & Co. made their own silver only for a short period between about 1852 and about 1862.

What are the date letters on Tiffany’s silverware?

Authentic Tiffany silver holloware and flatware is generally marked Tiffany & Co and generally includes date letters indicating the period it was made. Flatware also usually includes a pattern number. The first date letter “M” (Old English) used by Tiffanys represented Edward C. Moore, who was the head of Tiffany’s silver operations until 1891.

Who are the successors to Bailey and co?

B.B. Successors to Bailey & Co. The firm made & retailed quality sterling flatware and holloware. Sterling flatware, holloware and novelties. Mark was used earlier, c.1904 – 1914, by Manchester Silver Co. See -> entry for Manchester Newark, NJ ~ 1920 – ? Manufacturers small silver holloware, trophies & novelties.

When did Tiffany start using sterling silver marks?

TIFFANY STERLING SILVER MARKS Until c. 1868 Tiffany purchased silverware from a variety of the major silver manufacturers, among them Grosjean & Woodward, William Gale, Gorham Mfg Co, William Bogert & Co and others. In this period the “Tiffany” mark was accompanied by that of the maker silversmith.

Where can I Find my silver plate pattern?

It is indexed and cross referenced so you will be able to find you pattern listed. Once you know that name of your pattern you can go online and look up what pieces are available and the price for them.

Who are the major manufacturers of flatware?

FLATWARE PATTERNS GORHAM HOLMES & EDWARDS INTERNATIONAL SILVER CO KIRK STIEFF CORPORATION REED & BARTON 1847 ROGERS BROS TOWLE MFG CO WALLACE SILVERSMITHS INC.

Which is the best book for silver plate pattern identification?

The best book available for silver plate pattern identification is called ” Silverplated Flatware – An Identification and Value Guide ” by Tere Hagan. The prices are not current but the line drawings are invaluable. It is indexed and cross referenced so you will be able to find you pattern listed.

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