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Help to ID a pictorial mark on sterling bracelet. 1" width.
Stick man
stickman
no luck in image searches or word.
what else using words would this be? lol

 

That marks made by -The Stieff company Baltimore ,Maryland 1933 year. USA.

 

Thank you very much! Much appreciated!

 

Nice sterling silver bracelet.

 

Seem to have vague memory of this mark, but don't know it, and while it shows similarity to one of Stieff's 1933 date marks (typically used on holloware), it is not. The company name would definitely be present, they did make cuff bracelets, but didn't start making jewelry until around the 1970s (in sterling and pewter), continuing into the '80s as Kirk-Stieff (Kirk also made jewelry a few years prior to 1979 acquisition by Stieff), and then after 1990 as Lenox-Kirk-Stieff.



When I've seen these marks, usually the 'anchor' on the right, they're more elongated than illustrated...

~Cheryl

 

Yes I see it's not quite the same. The head is more oval. This bracelet was from my husbands mom's inheritance. She's been gone since 2000. I'll see if they would respond to an email now I have a name and hope for the best. Thank you!

 

Are you talking about emailing Kirk-Stieff? There is no connection to Stieff, and like many of the large old silver manufacturers, they are now just a part of Lifetime Brands, who produces limited numbers of mediocre quality flatware, and have no access to or interest in archives of previous production - but again, your bracelet has no connection anyway...

~Cheryl

 

Incase anyone interested the guy responded and very helpful even though not known still. Great info page I never seen before. Link is odd but been there a number of times and found the guy that runs it. Attached his reply...

INTRODUCTION Site last Updated september 28, 2020  The Stieff Company building in 1930 Baltimore Maryland THESTIEFFCOMPANY.com TheSTIEFFCOMPANY.COM is an on-line museum, there is not a brick & mortar museum building INcluding Schofield, S.Kirk & Son, Kirk-Stieff & The Baltimore Sterling Silver Company Please note that the stieff company is long gone... and that This site is published by a collector of stieff silver as a public service to other collectors and interested parties this page has suggestions on where to find specific information on this site, researching flatware patterns and dating your sterling silver and pewter hollow ware Please use the gallery sections below to guide you through the site. I suggest starting with the Historic overview to get a better understanding of The Stieff Company Content of this site is protected by copyright law (United states and international) Contact the site publisher for details 

 

Scott Perkins' independent research site is an excellent resource on Stieff and affiliated firms, I've cited it here and elsewhere over the last decade+, here's a less bulky link:
http://thestieffcompany.com/The_Stieff_Company/INTRODUCTION.html


Glad he was able to reassure you that your bracelet has no connection to Stieff...


~Cheryl