The Toronto Silver Plate Company

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On the 5th inst. the employes of the Toronto Silver Plate Co., Toronto, presented George Crowther, Jr., who left the employ of the firm to go to South Africa with Baden-Powell’s police, with a handsome gold wrist watch and a hunting knife.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th March 1901

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J. Morrison and Carl Bastedo, formerly with the Toronto Silver Plate Company, have gone on the road for the Standard Silver Plate Company. J. Carter, formerly with the Acme Silver Plate Company, has succeeded Mr. Bastedo with the Toronto Silver Plate Company.

Source: The Jewelers' Weekly - 6th February 1895

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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The Toronto Silver Plate Co. have been taking stock since the first of the year, but started up again on the 21st inst. They took the opportunity while the machinery was not running of remodelling their factory in many respects, this being found necessary on account of their largely increased business. In addition to these changes they have added a lot of new and expensive machinery for the manufacture of special designs.

They are now making up to order for the Windsor Hotel Co., Montreal, a complete outfit of hollow ware in electro silver plate. This is probably one of the largest orders ever placed in Canada for hotel goods, and speaks well for the enterprise of the Toronto Silver Plate Co. As soon as received the Windsor hotel will discard the patterns now in use.

Source: Hardware - 26th January 1895

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The John Bertram & Sons Co. are manufacturing to order for the Toronto Silver Plate Co. a lot of new and expensive machinery for the manufacture of specialties. We have to congratulate Bertram, Sons & Co. for having secured such a large order, and compliment the Toronto Silver Plate Co. for having placed their order with such a reliable firm in preference to to buying in the American market. Both these are live companies and deserve every encouragement in their respective lines of manufactures.

Source: Hardware - 16th February 1895

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The silverware for the steamer Majestic, the new palace steamer now being built by the Great Northern Transit Co., of Collingwood, and which goes into commission about May 1st, is being manufactured to order by the Toronto Silver Plate Co.

Source: Hardware - 23rd March 1895

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

'TIPPED' - 'PERFECT or WINDSOR' - 'EASTLAKE' - 'LAUREL' - 'FLOWER' - 'PRINCE OF WALES'

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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John Charles Copp, Toronto, Ont., manager of the Toronto Land & Investment Co., died recently at his residence, 96 Wellesley St., aged 65 years, after an illness of several months. Mr. Copp, though latterly interested in other concerns, was for many years secretary-treasurer of the Toronto Silver Plate Co. He was a prominent man in business and financial circles and took a very active interest in religious and philanthropic work. He was a widower and is survived by three children. His funeral at the Northern Congregational Church was largely attended by the trade as well as by the general public.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 9th June 1904

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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George Smith has left the employ of Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. and will probably represent Foster & Bailey, Providence, R.I. in Montreal. D. A. Merrick, until recently Montreal representative of the Toronto Silver Plate Co., will step into Mr. Smith's shoes.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 26th January 1898

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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Toronto Silver Plate Co. - Toronto - 1892

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