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Jonathan Packard
Springfield MA, Albany & Rochester NY
(b.1789 - d.1854) active c1811 - 1854. In Rochester from 1818. |
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Palmer & Batchelder
Boston, MA
c1850 |
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David Parisen (Parisien)
New York, NY
c1785 - 1817. In partnership with his father, Otto Paul, in the firm of Otto De Parisien & Son, c1785-1789. Member of a large family of NY silversmiths of Huguenot ancestry. |
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Otto Paul de Parisen (Parisien)
New York, NY
active c1763-1789. In partnership with his son, David, in the firm of Otto De Parisien & Son, c1785-1789. Member of a large family of NY silversmiths of Huguenot ancestry. |
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D. Parsons
Location unknown
Active second quarter 19th century. |
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Paye & Baker Manufacturing Co.
North Attleboro, Massachusetts ~ 1901 - c1960
Souvenir spoons, flatware, sterling jewelry & mesh bags _ some nice enamels |
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William Whitman Peabody
Amesbury, Massachusetts ~ c1890 - 1930's
Arts & Crafts silversmith, worked as spoonmaker for George Gebelein in Boston and maintained a small independent workshop. |
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C. D. Peacock
Chicago, Illinois ~ c1860 - Present
Retailers of fine quality sterling ware and fine jewelers. |
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Pelletreau, Bennett & Cooke
New York, NY
Maltby Pelletreau, John Bennett Sr. & D.C. Cooke c1826-28 |
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Pelletreau & Upson
New York, NY
William Smith Pelletreau & Stephen Upson, c1818 |
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Elias Pelletreau
Southampton, NY
(b.1726 - d.1810) active from 1750, studied under Simeon Soumaine. |
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Maltby Pelletreau
New York, NY
Active c1813 - 1835 In partnership of Pelletreau, Bennett & Cooke c1826-28 |
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Pennino Jewelry Co.
New York, NY
1926-1961
Costume jewelry manufacturer, used sterling silver primarily during metal shortages of World War II, c.1942-1947. |
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Henry J. Pepper
Wilmington, DE & Philadelphia, PA
(b.1789 - d.1853) in Wilmington c1810 - 1827, Philadelphia c. 1828 - 1850 |
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Peter Perraux (Perreaux)
Philadelphia, PA
c. 1797 |
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E. P. Pettes
Location unknown
c1850 |
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J. L. Phillips
Baltimore, MD
Active third quarter 19th century, probably a retailer. |
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J. Picard & Co.
Location unknown
c1850 |
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Pitkin
Hartford, CT
19th Century - Large family of Hartford silversmiths, this mark could belong to any number of them. |
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Abner or Albert Pitts
Berkeley, Mass.
Active c1850's probably a retailer. |
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Platt & Brothers
New York, NY
Active c1830 - George, Nathan & David Platt. Successors to Platt & Brother |
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John Polhamus (Polhemus)
New York, NY
Active c1833 - 1874 usually in a partnership. Notable designer, patented a number of flatware patterns and also produced for Tiffany. |
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Poole Silver Co.
Taunton, Massachusetts ~ 1893 - 1971 (absorbed by Towle)
Plated ware, sterling line added 1946, brass line added 1964. |
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Henry C. Porter
New York, NY
c1820 |
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Frederick J. Posey
Hagerstown, MD & Shepherdstown, VA
c1820-1842, last year in VA. Silversmith & watchmaker. |
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Preisner Silver Co.
Wallingford, Connecticut ~ 1935 - Present?
Sterling holloware, much of it spun and weighted. |
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Prill Silver Co.
New York, Ny ~ 1936 - Present?
Founded as Edward Prill Inc. in 1936, became Prill Silver Co. c1940. Sterling holloware, mostly spun and weighted. |
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Pryor Manufacturing Co.
Newark, NJ ~ c.1915
Merged with B. M. Shanley Jr. Company within a few years of its founding. |
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