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AMERICAN STERLING SILVER HALLMARKS - ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF MAKERS: - Ka - Kz -
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FIGURAL / PICTORIAL MARKS
anchors, animals, arrows, bells,
birds, candelabra, crosses, crowns
fantastical entities, horses
human figures,
keys,
lions, musical instruments
plants and vegetables, stars swords, axes and blades,
tools, windmills,
wings, others |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
ERNEST KAUFMANN |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KAUFMANN BROS. & BONDY |
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KENNARD & CO not identified - possibly related to Bigelow Kennard & Co |
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KENNARD & JENKS - Boston, MA A 1876 partnership of Lewis Jenks and Edward Kennard. Purchased by Gorham in 1880, moving the plant to Providence |
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AMBROSE KENT & SONS LTD - Toronto, Canada established in 1867 as Kent Bros (presumably by Ambrose and Benjamin Kent). The business (168 Yonge St, Toronto) was closed in c. 1894 and reopened shortly after as Ambrose Kent & Sons in new premises at 156 Yonge St. and 587 Richmond W, Toronto. By 1900 the firm was listed as a "Ltd" manufacturing jewelers company, with William G. Kent as Vice President and Treasurer and F.A. Kent as General Manager. They merged with Fairweather Ltd in 1946 and became Kent-Fairweather Ltd (Fairweather Ltd c.1953 when Kent sold out) |
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KENT & STANLEY COMPANY - Providence, RI KENT & STANLEY COMPANY LTD. - Providence, RI The partners were E.F. Kent and S.W. Stanley succeeding to Wm. H. Robinson & Co in 1873. The firm changed to Kent & Stanley in 1888 and was incorporated in 1891. The company failed in 1897 and The Bassett Jewelry Company took over plant and stock in 1898 |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KENT SILVERSMITHS |
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WM.B. KERR & CO - Newark, NJ Began as Kerr & Thiery in 1855.
Kerr's hallmark was a fasces - a single-bit axe with rods bound with straps. They used this trademark of Ancient Rome origin from 1855 until 1892. Other hallmarks include a hammer, and three "X" marks. Purchased by Gorham Corporation in 1906 |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KETCHAM & McDOUGALL |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KEYSTONE SILVER CO |
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L.KIMBALL & SON - Haverhill, MA Business established in 1840 by Leverett Kimball. Active until 1927. |
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KIMLER & DANIEL - New York, NY Active 1943-1965 |
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S. KIND & SONS - Philadelphia, PA Established in 1872 as S. Kind & Co. by Samuel Kind, a Bohemian immigrant. In the early twentieth century, Kind's three sons, Frank, Oscar, and Philip were all brought into the business in various capacities. The firm then became known as S. Kind and Sons. The Kind family closed its Philadelphia store in 1964. |
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EDWARD & DAVID KINSEY - Cincinnati, OH Brothers Edward and David Kinsey were in business together until 1861. |
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KIRK STIEFF CORPORATION - Baltimore, MD Organized as Kirk & Smith in 1815. Later names were Samuel Kirk
(1821-1846), Samuel Kirk & Son (1846-1896), Samuel Kirk & Son Co (1896-1924), Samuel Kirk & Son Inc. (1924-1979). From 1979 Kirk Stieff Corporation.
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C. KLANK & SONS - Baltimore MD Silversmiths and silverplates, founded in 1872 as Klank & Bro. The name changed to Conrad Klank & Sons (1892), C. Klank & Sons Mfg. Co. (1893) and C. Klank & Sons (1895- 1911). |
Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KNICKERBOCKER SILVER CO |
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MARY CATHERINE KNIGHT - Boston, MA Active 1902-1927. She served as the first manager of the Handicraft Shop |
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JB & SM KNOWLES CO - Providence, RI Founded in 1854 by Joseph B. Knowles and Henry L. Webster as H.L. Webster & Co. The Company became Knowles & Ladd in 1864. In 1875 the firm became J.B.&S. Knowles and J.B.&S.M. Knowles Co in 1891. The firm was purchased by Mauser Manufacturing Company in 1903 |
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KOEHLER & RITTER - San Francisco, CA A partnership of Gotthard Koehler and Charles A. Ritter. Active 1867/1880 |
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GUSTAVE F. KOLB - New York, NY Active c. 1917-1921 |
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SAM KRAMER - New York, NY Sam and Carol (née Enners) Kramer ran a fabled second-floor studio/shop on 8th Street in New York's Greenwich Village from 1940 until Sam's death in 1964. Carol continued to ran the activity until 1970, from which time, until the closure in 1974, it was maintained by their older son, John |
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PETER L. KRIDER CO - Philadelphia, PA founded c. 1850 by Peter L. Krider. Succeeded by Krider & Biddle (1860), Peter L. Krider Co (1870) and Simons Bros Co (1903).
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Marks and information in AMERICAN SILVERPLATE section |
KRONHEIMER OLDENBUSCH CO |
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KUCHLER & HIMMEL - New Orleans, LO A short-lived partnership (1852-1853) of two German immigrants Christoph Christian Küchler and Adolphe Himmel active at 94 Old Basin Street, New Orleans. Most of their products were retailed by Hyde & Goodrich. After the dissolution of the partnership Himmel continued on very good terms with Hyde & Goodrich, producing hollowware exclusively for sale at the Canal Street store. Between 1853 and 1861, he produced hundreds of pieces for sale in Hyde & Goodrich's ware rooms, primarily silver cups |
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