Silversmiths

Scharling & Co.
Newark, NJ 1885-c. 1931 Founded by John H. Scharling. Makers of
sterling holloware, vanity items, novelties and jewelry.

John Albert Schanck
New York, NY 1791-1799 and Middletown, NJ 1800-1847

Ernst Schall / Ernst Schall Co.
Hartford, CT 1863-1906 Expanded with several partners under the name of
Ernst Schall Co. 1893-1906. Primarily jewelers; made some souvenir spoons.

Silversmiths - Savage to Schelnin

Garret Schanck
New York, NY c. 1791-1795 In the partnership of Van Voorhees &
Schanck with Daniel Van Voorhees c. 1791-1793.

Nicholas Schelnin Co.
New York, NY c. 1904-1909

Mark J. Scearce / Wakefield-Scearce Gallery
Shelbyville, KY 1947-Present Dealers in fine antiques and makers of sterling
julep cups and trophies. Their sterling items are marked with the initials of the
U.S. president in office at the time the item is made. Website.

Henderson I. Sawyer
New York, NY and Hartford, CT c. 1825-1840

Amos Sawyer
Salem, MA 1790-1850

Sayre & Richards
New York, NY 1802-1813 Partnership of John Sayre and
Thomas Richards. The larger mark at right is unusual as it is both
partners' initials instead of their S&R mark.

Paul Sayre
Southampton, NY 1780-1800

John Sayre
New York, NY 1796-1818 In partnership of Sayre & Richards with Thomas
Richards 1802-1813.

Joel Sayre
Southampton, NY 1798-1801 and New York, NY 1802-1811.

John Y. Savage
Raleigh, NC 1818-1823, Salisbury, NC 1824-1829, and Richmond, VA 1829.
In the partnership of Savage & Stedman with John C. Stedman 1819-1820. In the
firm of Savage & Kunsman 1823.

William M. Savage
Glasgow, KY c. 1805-1820 Note: This is not the same person as jeweler William
Montgomery Savage of Ohio.