National Silver Co.
Listed under Silversmiths.
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Alphabetical By Name
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National to Nobility
National Silver Deposit Ware Co., Inc.
New York, NY 1918-1950
New Amsterdam Silver Co.
A trademark of the Knickerbocker Silver Co.
New England Silver Co. (I)
Portland, ME 1894-1899
Makers of silverplate novelties.
New England Silver Co. (II)
Originally a trademark of the Bristol Brass & Clock Co., it became a trademark of the American Silver Co. when that company was formed in 1901.
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New England Silver Plate
A trademark of International Silver.
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New England Silver Plate Co.
A trademark of the Adelphi Silver Plate Co.
New Haven Silver Plate Co.
Lyons, NY 1891-c. 1899
Purchased by the Manhattan Silver Plate Co. in 1891 which later became part of International Silver in 1898.
New Jersey Silverware Co.
Minneapolis, MN 1894-1899
New Salem Silver Plate
A trademark of International Silver.
Newport Silverplate (I)
A trademark of Gorham.
Newport Silver Plate (II)
A brand name given to flatware sold through Sears, Roebuck & Co.
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1877 Niagara Falls Silver Co. / 1877 Niagara Falls Co. / 1877 N.F. Co.
Trademarks of Oneida.
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Niagara Silver Plate / Niagara Silver Co.
Listed under Silversmiths.
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Nobility Plate
A trademark of the Empire Crafts Corp., a direct-to-
the-consumer sales organization. Manufacturing was
done by Oneida.
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