International Silver Company

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International Silver Company was a prominent American manufacturer and conglomerate of silver and silver-plated wares, historically based in Meriden, Connecticut.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American company
conglomerate
manufacturing company
acquired numerous regional silverware firms in New England
basedIn Meriden, Connecticut NERFINISHED
country United States
exportedTo Asia
Europe
Latin America
founded 1898
foundedBy Merger of multiple New England silver companies
hasSubsidiary 1847 Rogers Bros.
Barbour Silver Company
C. Rogers & Bros.
Derby Silver Company
Holmes & Edwards Silver Company
Meriden Britannia Company
Quaker City Silver Company
Rogers & Hamilton Company
Rogers Cutlery Company
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.
Standard Silver Company
United States Silver Corporation
Watson Company
Wilcox Silver Plate Company
William Rogers Manufacturing Company
headquartersLocation Meriden, Connecticut NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance helped consolidate the American silverware industry in the late 19th century
inception 1898
industry metalworking
silverware manufacturing
location Meriden, Connecticut NERFINISHED
market domestic household goods
hotel and restaurant trade
materialUsed nickel silver
silver plate
sterling silver
notableFor dominant role in American silverware industry
mass production of silver-plated tableware
operatedIn 20th century
peakPeriod early 20th century
product decorative metalware
flatware
hollowware
silver wares
silver-plated wares
tableware
style Art Deco design
Art Nouveau design
Victorian design
usedMark "International Silver Co." backstamp on wares

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Silver City
associatedWithCompany
International Silver Company ("Standard Silver Company")
hasSubsidiary
Meriden, Connecticut
historicalCompany

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