| Mark
| Maker
| Dates seen
| Seen on
| Comments
| 
| Charles Shelley
| 1686
| Caster
| Attributed as "probably Charles Shelley" by MitchellMitchell, David M. - Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London: their lives and their marks, Boydell Press, 2017
|
| C S
| 1783
| Ladle
|
|
| Charles Saffell
| 1791..1792
(registered Jul 1791)
| Watch case
| Case maker, Clerkenwell Green, London
An identical cameo mark registered Mar 1800 by Charles Storer, watch case maker, Bowling Green Lane, Clerkenwell, London.
Storer also registered a cameo mark with pellet between, Jan 1820
|
| 1796..1797
(registered Jan 1797)
|
| Charles Shipway
| 1827..1835
(registered Jan 1826 & 1829)
| Flatware
|
|
| 1836..1838
(registered Jun 1836)
|
| Charles Shaw
| 1845..1874
(registered Aug 1843)
| Flatware, whistle
|
|
| Charles Sienesi
| 1901
(registered May 1897)
| Parasol handle
| Gold & silver mounter, London EC
|
| Chantry Silversmiths Ltd
| 1959..1977
(registered Feb 1954)
| Decanter label, letter opener, mug, skewer, taperstick
| Grays Inn Road, London WC1
|
| Colin John Stewart Stephenson
| 1977
| Box, decanter
| Jeweller, Dumfries & London
|
| Camelot Silverware Ltd
| 1977
| Salver
| Gibraltar Street, Sheffield Web site
|
(image courtesy of www.20thcenturysilver.co.uk)
| Caroline Snellgrove
| 2010
| Dish
| St Agnes, Cornwall
|
| Central School of Arts & Crafts
| 1933..1951
| Bowl, box, condiments set, cup, dish, mug, spoon, tea service
|
|
(image courtesy of www.acsilver.co.uk)
| 1937..1938
|
| Christopher Bowen
| 1979..1994
| Pepper grinder, spoon, thimble
| Wilburton, Ely, Cambridgeshire
|
| Charles Solomon Farbey
| 1938..1968
(registered 1936)
| Decanter, decanter label, napkin ring, salver, tray, trophy cup
| Tudor Place, London W1 Listed in telephone directories from 1938 to 1975 as an electroplate manufacturer
|
| Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders & James Francis Hollings (Frank) Shepherd
| 1878
(registered Jan 1878)
| Box, buckle, cigarette case (imported), compact, condiments, cruet, locket, pen knife, souvenir items, spoon, tea caddy, vesta
| Bartlett's Passage, Holborn Circus, London; subsequently Fetter Lane, London EC4
|
| 1886..1904
(registered Jul 1883)
|
| 1894..1930
(registered Dec 1893)
|
| (registered Nov 1899)
|
| 1925
|
| Charles S Green & Co Ltd
| (registered Apr 1904)
|
| Warstone Lane, Birmingham; later Cogent Works, St Paul's Square, Birmingham & Hatton Garden, London
|
| Charles Stuart Harris
| 1853..1866, 1882..1888
(registered Dec 1852)
| Basket, bowl, box, buckle, candlestick, caster, coffee pot, flatware, ink stand & ink well, mug, mustard, napkin ring, salt, salver, sauce boat, tea caddy, tea service, tray
|
|
| 1878..1890
(registered Jan 1871)
|
| 1890..1904
(registered Jan 1891)
|
| 1890..1893
(registered Jan 1891)
|
| C S Harris & Sons Ltd
| 1904..1933
(registered Dec 1904)
|
| 1904..1916
(registered Dec 1904)
|
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| Charles Stuart Harris junior
| 1892
(registered Feb 1890)
| Bowl
|
|
| Courtman Silver Ltd
| 1975..1978
| Caster, ewer, goblet, ladle, punch bowl
| St Cross Street, London EC1
|
| City Silver Mounting Co
| (registered Jun 1905)
|
|
|
(image courtesy of www.dartsilverltd.co.uk)
| Charles Stanley Nicholson
| 1977
| Beaker
|
|
| M C Sn Co Ld (1920..1921)
|
| C S R
| 1995
| Salt
|
|
| C S R Ltd
| 1970..1985
| Box, caster, coaster, condiments set, creamer, dish, frame
|
|
| C Shapland & Co (1956..1975)
|
| Mark
| Maker
| Dates seen
| Seen on
| Comments
| 
| Thomas Cory (1677)
|
| Thomas Cory (1682)
|
| Thomas Causton (1732..1733)
|
| Charles Tisdall
| 1813
(registered Sep 1807 & 1810, 1822)
| Watch case
| Case maker, Greenhill Rents, Islington, London
|
| Charles Twinam
| 1884
(registered Aug 1884)
| Spoon & tongs set
| In business for 9 months followed by 13 years as a journeyman spoonmaker. In 1899 he was sentenced to 5 years penal servitude for offences related to forgery of hallmarks.
|
| C T
| 1968
| Spoon
|
|
| Cavalier Tableware
| 1977
| Goblet
| Argosy Works, Spencer Street, Birmingham
|
| C T
| 1985
| Decanter label
|
|
| C Tavener & Son Ltd
| 2003
| Tape measure
|
|
| C T Burrows & Sons
| (registered Jul 1902)
|
| Branston Street, Birmingham
|
| Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox
| 1842..1858
(registered Jul 1841)
| Candlestick, chafing dish, coaster, goblet, inkstand, mug, mustard, pounce pot, sauce boat, tea caddy, teapot
|
|
| F B Thomas & Co (1901..1929)
|
| Charles T Maine subsequently C T Maine Ltd
| 1899..1948
| Flatware
| King Street, St Helier, Jersey Company closed December 2009
|
(image courtesy of David Mercer)
| 1903
|
This mark also seen on Exeter pieces, but is not shown in GrimwadeGrimwade, Arthur - London Goldsmiths, 1697-1837: Their Marks and Lives, Faber & Faber, 1990 so probably not registered in London.
| Charles Taylor & Son (Charles & Thomas Terret Taylor)
| 1836..1837
| Spoon
| Bristol
|
| 1836..1843
(registered Jan 1837)
|
| Thomas & William Chawner (probably)
| 1764..1770
| Flatware
| Mark without pellet is noted as not found in existing registers; it may have been recorded in the missing 1758-1773 Largeworkers' Register. It is attributed by JacksonPickford, Ian, ed. - Jackson's Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland and Ireland, Antique Collectors' Club, 1997 & GrimwadeGrimwade, Arthur - London Goldsmiths, 1697-1837: Their Marks and Lives, Faber & Faber, 1990 to Thomas & William Chawner. The version with pellet is not described anywhere but is assumed to be the same maker.
|
|
| Thomas Whipham & Charles Wright (1757..1767)
|
| Mark
| Maker
| Dates seen
| Seen on
| Comments
| 
| William Cawdell (1586..1617)
|
| William Cawdell (1592)
|
| William Cawdell (probably)
| 1607
| Spoon
| This mark has similarities to William Cawdell's "reversed C enclosing W" mark but is not shown by JacksonPickford, Ian, ed. - Jackson's Silver and Gold Marks of England, Scotland and Ireland, Antique Collectors' Club, 1997 or MitchellMitchell, David M. - Silversmiths in Elizabethan and Stuart London: their lives and their marks, Boydell Press, 2017
|
| Charles Wright (probably)
| 1768..1769
| Coffee pot, mug
| "Probable" attribution by GrimwadeGrimwade, Arthur - London Goldsmiths, 1697-1837: Their Marks and Lives, Faber & Faber, 1990
|
| Charles Wright
| 1770..1782
(registered Jul 1775)
| Caster, coffee pot, goblet, jug, mug, plate, skewer, tankard
| Holloware maker. Also registered a mark with pellet Feb 1780:
|
| Charles Watts
| 1818..1821
(registered Jan 1788 & 1799, 1808, 1813)
| Spoon, tea urn
| A similar mark with pellet registered by Charles Weston 1821:
|
| Charles Woods
| 1844..1860
(registered Jul 1841)
| Watch case
| Case maker
|
| Charles Wallis
| 1852..1856
(registered Jul 1852)
| Flatware
|
|
| Charles Wootton
| 1874..1880
(registered Nov 1866)
| Watch case
| Case maker
|
| Charles Weeden
| 1892..1903
(registered May 1892)
| Masonic medal
|
|
| Cecil R Walker
| 1927..1936
| Ashtray, bowl, quaich, sauce boat, spoon
|
|
| C Widmer & Sons
| 1904..1914
(registered Nov 1893)
| Book cover, mirror
| Casimir Widmer trading as C Widmer & Sons, St John Street, Clerkenwell, London
|
| C W & Ss
| 1955
| Masonic jewel
|
|
| C W Fletcher & Son Ltd (Charles William Fletcher)
| 1919..1951
(registered Dec 1914)
| Flatware
| Sterling Works, Bramhall Lane, Sheffield
Company taken over Mar 2002 by James Robinson Inc of New York; renamed as Robinson Fletcher Ltd
|
| 1937..1960
(registered May 1912)
|
| William Linsley (1800..1805)
|
| C W P
| 1922
| Cigarette case
|
|
| Charles William Shapland
| (registered Mar 1896)
|
| "Jeweller & Pawnbroker" (ref: 1901 census), High Holborn, London, WC
|
| C W over T E
| 1771
| Spoon
| Mark not shown by GrimwadeGrimwade, Arthur - London Goldsmiths, 1697-1837: Their Marks and Lives, Faber & Faber, 1990. It may have been recorded in the lost 1739-1758 Smallworkers' Register or the 1758-1773 Largeworkers' Register.
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